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It is fair to say that the kids born during the last few years may likely the first ever generation that will grow up surrounded by mobile devices with touchscreens. Apparently, scientists have already started studying how today’s smartphones and tablet devices can have an impact on very young children. And so far, the resulting findings are far from being encouraging.
Yup, you read that headline right. The department of revenue in the state of Alabama is actually exploring the idea of having its residents take full advantage of an electronic ID (eID) system that allows them to send their taxes by digital means. In exchange for using the facial recognition mobile app in order to authenticate their identities, users who are willing to participate in the testing will get to enjoy priority processing and expedited returns.
Just this week, Ajit Pai, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has released an order that would effectively scrap a 2013 plan by the agency to debate whether it should allow cell phone calls to be made or taken while aboard a commercial flight. When that plan was first introduced, the aim was to also consider public opinion regarding the topic, as well as allow for some possible amendments.
The version of Apple Music on the Android mobile operating system has been made much more closer to the current version running on iOS powered devices. In the past few few months, users have been noticing that Apple Music on Android has been experiencing lags on its interface. And while the iOS mobile users and desktop users got themselves a revamped version a year ago, Android mobile users had to wait for version to get updates.
Getting one step closer to launching its own wireless service, Comcast has officially announced the existence of Xfinity Mobile, which basically offers unlimited data plans at $65 for each line of service. But bear in mind though that those users already subscribing to any one of the cable TV giant’s more pricey X1 packages will get to pay only $45 per line of service.
The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has broad rights to search the mobile device, laptop, and other electronic devices of anybody crossing the border to enter into United States soil. For those not keen on cooperating (by providing their password), know that CBP agents can detain non-complying people, confiscate their handsets, and even subject them to deportation.
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