You heard me right. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that contaminated food and food products kill 3,000 Americans per year, hospitalizes over 125,000, and sickens some 48 million. I don’t mean per year in 1900 or even Continue reading
Is your e-mail private? What about your cell phone location data? I don’t mean password protected or encrypted or anything of that nature. I am talking about private and secure from the prying eyes of the government and law enforcement. Continue reading
As most PC users are aware, one of the first steps you take when connecting that spanking new gaming rig to the internet is make sure you have installed and configured a firewall to safeguard your system and connection from Continue reading
With the holiday season in full swing, I really try to be a good consumer and do much of my shopping earlier in the month of December. And because the local malls and stores are filled to the brim with Continue reading
So I know I am a week late, but I thought we would be remiss here at TechRemedy if we didn’t make a post recognizing the 40th birthday of the Intel 4004, the world’s first integrated microprocessor. Without the 4004, Continue reading
That’s right, Google has announced its intention to purchase Motorola Mobility, otherwise known as the cell phone division, for $12.1 billion. Not chump change right? Google is feeling the pinch from Apple and Microsoft trying to push around their Android Continue reading
June 15 marks the public launch date of the Google Chromebook in the U.S. and U.K. So will this date go down in history, like the Wright Brothers first flight or the Apollo 11 moon landing? Or is it doomed Continue reading
Starting at 8pm EDT on June 7, many major players on the internet (think Google, Yahoo, Bing, Facebook and others) will be lighting up IPv6 versions of their websites. Many ISPs, transport, and hosting companies will also be testing out Continue reading
Much of the mainstream media coverage of the unfolding events at the Fukushima Nuclear Plant has been sensationalized and full of inaccuracies. I’m going to attempt to cut through some of the BS and put a little truth out there, Continue reading
A potential landmark case is slowly meandering through the halls of justice and many people in the U.S. have either dismissed it as a bunch of gamer drama or have never even heard of it. The case is Sony v. Continue reading