Dec 13 What Does California’s Proposed Texting Tax Mean for Apps Like WhatsApp & FB Messenger? Unsurprisingly, Californians do not seem thrilled by the idea of the new tax. By Tyler Woods
Feb 13 NYPD Is Now Required to Return Personal Property Seized During Arrests More Quickly Activist say the NYPD confiscates cash, cell phones and other personal property from New Yorkers—a move that hurts low-income residents. By Madina Toure
Aug 25 From the Crazy Idea File: Stop Wasting Old Cell Phones and Build Servers Instead Racks of old cell phones might outperform servers built specifically for the cloud. By Brady Dale
Sep 4 Surveillance State Protected by a Footnote in DOJ Cell-Site Simulator Policy [UPDATED] By Brady Dale
Oct 3 Man Claims His Son Saw Naked Pictures of Sprint Employees On His ‘New’ Phone By Jordan Valinsky
Sep 17 More Americans Use Their Phones to Get Online Because Laptops Are, Like, Heavy By Kelly Faircloth
Aug 16 Hope There’s a Groupon for Bifocals Because Smartphones Are Making Us All Blind By Jordan Valinsky
Feb 19 ‘Designated Texter’ Campaign Launches for Those Physically Incapable of Not Texting While Driving By Jessica Roy
Oct 30 People Clustering for Cell Phone Service, Pitch Black Hospitals Among the Oddities of Post-Sandy Manhattan By Ian Lamb
Jul 9 71 Stuyvesant High Schoolers Accused of Cheating on Regents Exams; Face Expulsion, Suspension, Shame By Drew Grant