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Lightweight Case Offers Maximum Protection with Rugged Construction for Under $35, Withstands 10/65 Drop Tests SAN DIEGO—May 2, 2017—Element Case, the creator of premium grade smartphone accessories, introduces REV as the newest addition to its product roster. REV is targeted as the high quality, super protective alternative to lower priced cases typically sold at big […]

On my recent T-Mobile bill I was charged for “out of plan voice calls.” It was not a substantial amount, just one cent per minute for the two hour long calls. They were calls into a client’s conference calls. T-Mobile responded when I asked about these charges, made on a plan that offers unlimited voice calling […]

By Robert Asher. Co-Chair of our Patent Practice Group Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP 125 Summer Street | Boston, MA 02110-1618 617.443.9292 main | 617.692.2286 direct jrossin@sunsteinlaw.com | www.sunsteinlaw.com Upending long-settled judicial decision-making, the U.S. Supreme Court has struck down the application of laches to patent damages. Under that judge-made doctrine, a patent owner […]

One of the primary benefits of flying Southwest is that the airline doesn’t charge cancellation fees when you want to change your reservations. Of course, you may pay more if you rebook due to the fares increasing as you get closer to the date of your flight. With no cancellation fees, it was simple to make alternative bookings in case plans […]

If you’re involved in the development of a hardware product, I want to help you get off to a good start. Having developed scores of consumer electronic products, I’ve seen it all, and can help you avoid the common mistakes many companies make. What’s counterintuitive is that it’s possible to develop your products faster and […]

Public-Private Infrastructure Investment Helps Police, Firefighters & Other First Responders Keep America Safe FirstNet Investments Expected to Create 10,000 Jobs DALLAS, March 30, 2017 – AT&T* has been selected by the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) to build and manage the first broadband network dedicated to America’s police, firefighters and emergency medical services (EMS). The FirstNet network will cover all […]

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One of the best brands of soft luggage is Eagle Creek. I’ve been using their products for 20 years and the company provides a great balance of good design, durability and affordability. Today they announced a refresh of their entire line of luggage with improved materials, refreshed styling and even more durability. Follow the links […]

First published on PJ Media Do you experience problems getting speedy WiFi in your home? When it’s too slow or unreliable, not only does it take a lot of time to access a website, but watching Netflix on your TV or tablet can stall or buffer, making it difficult to watch without frequent interruptions. And […]

As seen in Recode and Techpinions Chromebooks accounted for 58 percent of the 12.6 million mobile computing devices shipped to primary and secondary schools in the U.S. in 2016 — up from 50 percent in 2015. When I worked for Apple in the ’90s, there was a constant push to put Apple computers in schools […]

SndrBlock is a product that helps us send large files as well as offering other features relating to our electronic communications. The service and device allows users to send very large files to others without working around the limitations of email services. No longer will slow internet speeds be a burden for communication and content sharing – […]

  3,200 intelligent sensor nodes will help optimize traffic and parking, plus enhance public safety, environmental awareness and overall livability for San Diego residents Current’s open platform unlocks potential of software development community by providing access to real-time sensor data for future intelligent city applications San Diego to additionally upgrade 25 percent of outdoor lighting […]

When I moved from Massachusetts to Silicon Valley in the early eighties to take a new job developing tech products for Atari, I faced a culture shock. I was moving from an area that was steeped in tradition in how products were developed and manufactured to a region where tradition was thrown out the window. […]

Should Apple be responsible for stupid behavior? That’s the premise of a class-action lawsuit filed in California that demands that Apple add a lock-out system to prevent drivers from texting in a moving car with their iPhones. The lawsuit was initiated by MLG Automotive Law in Los Angeles on behalf of plaintiff Julio Ceja, who was […]

One of the big categories at this year’s CES was autonomous driving of automobiles. What was so interesting is how a new technology area brings in so many other players.  With drive assisted cars comes a need to wireless communications, and an entire new business segment for AT&T.  Here are two announcements they made at […]

(First published on PJ Media) It’s that time of year when we try to become organized to make our life more orderly. That’s particularly true with computing. We waste a lot of time searching for saved files, old emails, an attachment, or a website that we went to a few days earlier. Well, our memory just […]