All Responsible Tech
- How Walgreens went off the grid
Walgreens, Florida bank erect buildings that will make their own power.
- Millennial Trains Project: A ride for experimental learning
With the Millennial Trains Project, Patrick Dowd gathers creative people for a nationwide trip along the rails.
- Top 5 ways to manage your many, many passwords Keeping track of passwords on rolodexes is a thing of the past, and saving all of the codes in one place seems a tad irresponsible.If you’re wondering what the right answer might be, consider these password managers.
- Tech law blog Groklaw shuts down, cites surveillance concerns
Groklaw, a blog that focuses on technology law, shut down, according to an announcement from its founder.
- 'White hat' hacker breaks into Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook account
A computer hacker broke into Facebook and posted on Mark Zuckerberg's wall to demonstrate a security breach on the social media site.
- Assad supporters hack Outbrain, a content-recommendation service
A group of pro-Assad hackers redirected traffic from three major US news sources through their content-recommendation service, Outbrain.
- Gmail users do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy, says Google
Google denied that it violates consumers' privacy when it reads e-mails, according to court documents
- Apple wants your old USB cords
After safety concerns arise in China, Apple now offers a special rate on USB power cords as part of its Adapter Takeback program.
- Google unveils Android-equivalent of 'Find My iPhone'
Google’s Device Manager for Android helps users locate their phones.
- Apple manufacturer accused of labor rights violations
China Labor Watch accused Pegatron, an Apple manufacturer, of labor rights violations
- Facebook for Every Phone app reaches more than 100 million users
Facebook's feature-phone application now reaches more than 100 million users, according to a recent announcement.
- British Prime Minister calls for Internet blacklist
In an effort to combat illegal Web traffic, Prime Minister David Cameron announced a plan to blacklist certain Internet sites, and create "family friendly" Wi-Fi networks.
- FIDO: How a computer vest can help dogs 'talk'
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology devised a new computerized vest bearing the acronym 'FIDO' that is meant to bridge the communication gap between service dogs and their owners
- Myanmar unlocks one of Asia's last untapped cellular markets
Myanmar awards cell phone contracts to Norwegian Telenor and Qatari Ooredoo.
- iPhone and Android apps to help you do some good
How to fund a microloan, find a place to volunteer, or help UNICEF – from your iPhone or Android device while you wait.