THEY may be godsends in other ways, but inside a theater, where you’re supposed to be savoring and focusing on an ephemeral work of art, a cell phone can be the bane of a theater-goer’s existence.
A few weeks ago, I had been feeling unusually tired. It was a week where there was simply too much negativity on social media.
It was the world’s last holdout against television and is regarded by travelers as a Himalayan Shangri-La. But Bhutan’s decision to make itself the poster boy for electric transport is further proof of its willingness to embrace technology as part of its unique Gross National Happiness development model, says its prime minister.
It’s surprising how a lot of smartphone users don’t know their devices have built-in trackers. I used to be one of those people, too paranoid to turn on location services, clueless it can be tweaked per app.
WHEN Cisco discontinued the Flip, a pocket-size camera popular with bloggers, it was for good reason: the company was getting flattened by the advent of smartphones, which bundled HD video
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