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The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against AT&T for improperly billing the FCC in calls related to a service provided to the hard-of-hearing. I have admitted previously to an eclectic taste in all things relating to technology. Thus, it was with no small measure of delight that I checked in with a favorite web site, popsico.com, where I am frequently able to learn about something new. Today was no exception, as Clay Dillow weighed in with a posting about MIT Media Lab's latest video. In it, the good folks at the MediaLab actually explain how their laser camera, announced back in 2010, can see around corners. The U.S. Department of Justice is suing AT&T for fraud over government payments for services provided by the company's Internet Protocol (IP) Relay Service. The government claims that AT&T improperly demanded reimbursement from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for IP Relay Service provided to international callers who were not eligible for reimbursement. Four weeks ago, the majority of us in more developed countries didn't know who Joseph Kony was. As things are wont to do when it comes to social networking, it all changed when one video from Invisible Children went viral and blew up news feeds, tweets and headlines. "Kony 2012" aimed to bring fame to Joseph Kony,
head of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in Uganda, and it certainly did. Western Digital is the first company to release a 2.5-inch solid-state hard drive holding 2.5 Terabytes In light of a series of destructive floods in Thailand that damaged production facilities, Western Digital made the decision to reduce the strength of their warranties in January of 2012. While the Chinese have been very big in the action film business for quite some time now-I personally have a whole list of titles that I'm very fond of in that sphere myself-one particular battle is shaping up that's every inch the equal of any big battle that Jet Li or Jackie Chan may have staged. And that's the battle between Microsoft and Apple in the Chinese smartphone market. A new report entitled "Aviation: Benefits Beyond Borders" by the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG) and Oxford Economics shows that over 56 million jobs worldwide and $2.2 trillion in GDP are supported by aviation. This report, which was disclosed at the global Aviation & Environment Summit in Geneva, was posted on the Realwire site. Ah, Microsoft Internet Explorer. For many of us, you were our first browser, back when our only real mainstream choice was you or Netscape. But we've grown up, IE, and to a lot of us these days, you sound more like a scream of horror than you do a meaningful internet experience. A recent comparison between the two shows that, while Internet Explorer has come a long way from the bad old days, it's still got a lot to do to convince many former users about its merit to hold the top slot. Sponsored By: Panasonic SIP Corded and Cordless Phone Systems
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