Don’t text and drive, you hear it everywhere. For most it’s common sense, but for others it’s too much of a temptation to step away from connecting with friends or family while driving. To combat this AT&T has created this shocking documentary to really drive home the fact that people die from texting while driving. AT&T’s official press release is below the video.
This year has been a great one. Make It Work would like to thank our readers for making these posts the best of 2010. Enjoy the new year!
Cellphone security is a hotly discussed topic nowadays. As cellphones become more like our own personal computers we begin trusting the same information to devices that are equally susceptible to attack. It makes sense, you can email, browse the web, and play with apps on your sparkly smartphone, all the same kind of stuff that can get you infected on your regular computer. But just because you don’t have a phone with all those bells and whistles, it doesn’t mean you or your friend who has a flip phone or regular “feature” phone is any less susceptible to an attack.
Your phone could be the junkiest or oldest machine in the world, but if you can receive text messages then you are vulnerable. To learn more, we suggest you read this article found on Gizmodo, we highly recommend it!
Airport travel has always been uncomfortable. The people, the stuffy air, the tight quarters, and the long lines can make anyone (or at least me) weak at the knees. I loathe the airport, which is funny considering the fact that I used to love going to airports and flying on planes.
With the recent TSA “touch and peak” scandals running rampant, it’s yet another reason for me to avoid the airport at all costs. Though, I have yet to go to an airport with these new precautions in place, I do sincerely feel sorry for those that have been groped or mistreated by TSA agents “doing their job” by harassing women or wheelchair bound “terrorists.”
I do not believe national security is dependent upon the random exposure or touching of random citizens. That is why I bring a special tool, though still very new, to your attention.
Google frequently has fun with their homepage. This time around Google’s Doodle celebrates the holidays with an entertaining interactive logo. Mousing over the Doodle expands beautiful drawings celebrating this holiday season. Check it out today! If you would like more information on this year’s Google Doodle we suggest that you continue reading below this very informative CNET article.
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