The FCC (Still) Stinks at Defending the Internet

Amazon's Prime Pantry service lets you ship 45 pounds of groceries for a $6 fee

Amazon's dead-set killing off the grocery store, with a same-day delivery service and even a Dash gadget for restocking items around the house. Now the retailer's going one step further, taking on Costco and Walmart with a new program called Prime...



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Gibson's New Audio Cable Automatically Records Everything You Play

Ensuring that no spontaneous but memorable riff ever gets forgotten, Gibson has teamed up with Tascam to create the next-generation of audio cables that actually records everything being played on an instrument, for up to eight solid hours on a single AA battery. It's like a dashcam for catching musical accidents you definitely want to remember.

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WSJ: The FCC's New Net Neutrality Rules Will OK Pay-to-Play

Initial reports about the FCC's hotly anticipated net neutrality rules are out, and they are foreboding. While they'll prevent broadband providers from blocking legal content on the internet, it does not explicitly ban companies from paying for better service. While that's bad for net neutrality, it's not entirely a surprise.

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Detroit's Airport Just Installed a $75,000 Indoor Dog Bathroom

If you thought there was nothing worse than flying with little kids, just think about the complications of traveling with a dog. Most dogs fly in crates, but service animals are allowed in terminals and plane cabins. And so that their owners don't have to navigate the maze of airport security for an outside break, Detroit's Metropolitan Airport has just installed a spiffy indoor dog bathroom.

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WSJ: FCC's new net neutrality rules let ISPs charge services for wide open 'special access'

After existing Open Internet, or net neutrality, regulations were struck down in court earlier this year, it appears the FCC is ready to come back with new ones. Re/code reports Chairman Tom Wheeler confirmed they will be on the table at an agency...



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Something cool just happaned! Webcam Laboratory is going to be pre-installed on Intel's Classmate PC's

Intel's Classmate PC is going to use a technology from a Hungary based startup company. Which offers a webcam solution for educators; this software let us measure anything that moves which would be an imaginary before. The company called Intellisense and their  software LabCam is going to be pre-installed on all Classmate PC's.

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