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Tech at Night: Anonymous and Net Neutrality in trouble, Patents, Apple, HTC,...
Anonymous and its associated online criminal organizations continue to face losses. A top Lulzsec leader was arrested in Scotland. Remember, this guy is no “activist.” He stole from people who...
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Tech at Night: TN’s Haslam wants CA’s job killer tax, Al Franken too extreme...
Hello again to those I saw in Charleston over the weekend, and hope to see you next time to those who weren’t able to make it! While I return to California and get settled in again, it seems that some...
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Tech at Night: Earthquake, Wireless Spectrum crunch, PATENT WARS: Episode IV
Even as the FCC hems and haws about AT&T’s quest for spectrum via T-Mobile, new evidence has come out that we simply need more spectrum for wireless Internet. The overload of the wireless networks...
View ArticleHTC Flyer: Highs and Lows
Today I was working on a new website (more to come on that), and realized that I’d really better be prepared to see whether my websites look good on Android, as that OS really is pretty well...
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Tech at Night: Anonymous fails again, Obama fails again, Internet censorship...
Columbus Day winds to a close, a cold slows me down, but Tech at Night marches on somehow. You know what’s also marched on? The New York Stock Exchange’s website. The anarcho-terrorists of Anonymous...
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Tech at Night: Attacks on AT&T/T-Mobile attack federalism; Hutchison, Walden,...
Wireless competition continues to grow, as Cricket edges closer to 4G LTE. I’m losing track of how many 4G providers we’re starting to rack up. So yes, the people who tell you smaller and regional...
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Tech at Night: It is urgent that we stop SOPA; Google wising up?
Censorship’s the big word right now. The FCC’s under pressure to ban pro sports blackouts, and the Supreme Court may end national profanity rules. However I consider those things small. Few people...
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Tech at Night: The Return. Also, we still need to kill SOPA.
I’m back. I ended up taking an extended Christmas break because well, I liked having a break, plus there wasn’t a whole lot going on anyway. But, back to work! Lamar Smith and Chris Dodd still want to...
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Tech at Night: Harry Reid’s rush to pass an Internet power grab. LightSquared...
I meant to talk about the cybersecurity bill on Monday as it’s a big story. But, it’s gotten even bigger since. You see, a broad spectrum of Republicans is coming out against it. Names like Kay Bailey...
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Tech at Night: FCC gives in to Chuck Grassley, Republicans question the rush...
Am I tired of expressing dissatisfaction with the Obama FCC and other government intrusions? Never! Al Franken is setting up an unfalsifiable rationale for government action against Verizon and...
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Tech at Night: CISPA is fine, Lieberman-Collins is not. Let Verizon innovate....
Yup, CISPA is still the top story. It will improve our security, which matters in an age of Chinese and Anarchist Internet attacks. And unlike Lieberman-Collins, Which is the bill being pushed in the...
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Tech at Night: Oracle wins Java infringement suit against Google, ACTA fails...
Well, here we are. The reason CISPA was getting all the attention was allegedly that it was coming to a vote first. Well, now Lieberman-Collins is next to a vote, as Democrats scramble to find a way...
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Tech at Night: Pirate Bay DDoSed by copyright defenders? Net Neutrality...
Earlier we covered Microsoft’s new Pirate Pay, which I said sounded like a DoS attack against copyright infringers. Others agree and say it may be illegal, which is true. Sure enough, Pirate Bay is...
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Tech at Night: Split decision in Google vs Oracle, Marketplace Fairness, Net...
Quick hits night. Enjoy! Google beats Oracle on the matter of patent infringement in the big Java/Android case. So the only question left is how the copyright matters will be resolved. New York...
View ArticleBGR’s error on iOS fragmentation in three words
“Developers, Developers, Developers!” Yeah, Steve Ballmer was right. His firm’s Windows platform continues to do well in part because it tries to smooth things out for developers. On the other hand,...
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Tech at Night: FCC gets it wrong by pushing an agenda in its 706 Report
So, the FCC put out another report (the “706 report”) that just pushes an agenda rather than reporting the true facts about high speed Internet in America. Commissioners McDowell and Pai tell it like...
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Tech at Night: Ajit Pai comes to RedState on IP Transformation, FCC Reform...
Regulation must keep up with the needs of modernization. That’s a point new FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai came to RedState to make, particularly with respect to the Internet transformation going on in...
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Tech at Night: An uncomfortable truth about the NSA and corporate security....
Marsha Blackburn says the White House just isn’t credible on privacy. Is she right? Probably. I also think people really don’t care about privacy. Note the lack of an exodus from Google services even...
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Tech at Night: Zombie Net Neutrality just won’t die.
Even though repeated losses in court are making the Net Neutrality folks have to compromise with reality, the fact is they’re still freaking out about the ability to charge more for better service,...
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Tech at Night: The Government should not be allowed to make us less secure
Barack Obama’s FBI director, James Comey, was previously featured in this space for his declaration that he’s troubled, that Americans would be able to take proactive measures to encrypt their own...
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