Weekend America Voices
John Moe
Recent Stories
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Walmart's $97 iPhone: a bargain?
Walmart is offering the iPhone at a hundred dollars less than the Apple store, but with a restrictive contract and a new iPhone on the way, it might not be worth it.
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Facebook addresses privacy concerns, kind of.
How major are the changes to Facebook's privacy controls?
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Google Takes Photos. Also Data.
While Google has driving around taking images for Google maps, it's also been collecting data from nearby Wi-Fi networks. The company says it's accidental, but many are still threatening legal action.
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Suicides in China
The company that produces electronics for companies like HP, Apple and Nokia is reporting a high number of suicides and suicide attempts at its plant in China.
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The Coming Gamepocalypse
Jesse Schell, faculty member at Carnegie Mellon, imagines a "gamepocalypse" world, where your whole day could consist of a series of video games.
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Can someone hack your car's computer?
With technology in cars become more and more advanced, how likely is it that automobile computers can be hacked into just like normal computers?
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Mobile Transactions and Africa
Several developing nations in Africa are leading the way in mobile transactions.
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Robots and Whether They'll Kill You
German scientists have experimented with robots and their ability to recognize human flesh, in hopes of gaining more confidence that humans can truly control robots they've created.
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Paul F. Tompkins and the Tompkins 300
Comedian Paul F. Tompkins has figured out a way to use Facebook to his and his fans' advantage.
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Phantom Ray, unmanned and autonomous
Boeing has unveiled a new military plane that is unmanned and can be operated autonomously.
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Controlling computers with your mind
An Intel researcher is experimenting with technology that could make it possible to control a computer with your mind.
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What the FCC announcement means to your web videos and cable bill
The FCC announced a position that passively supports network neutrality and could change the way people experience the Internet.
