Posted on · On Monday, hundreds of thousands of computers may lose access to the Internet. David Pitman spoke with a local computer expert to find out what's behind this, and how users can make sure their computers won't be knocked offline.
Posted on · Two days ago, SpaceX successfully launched the first commercial spaceship towards the International Space Station. The unmanned capsule is now quite near the space station and waiting for NASA to give permission to dock.
Posted on · Last week, Apple was the talk of the electronics world as fans camped overnight to buy the newest iPad. And while Apple products like the iPhone and iPod are popular with consumers, those in the business world say It’s Microsoft that reigns supreme.
Posted on · If you've been waiting to get the new Apple iPad, now's your chance. Here in Houston, the new iPad went on sale today and once again, there were people waiting in line to get one.
Posted on · What happens when company computers fail? 16.5 million Chase Bank customers were affected when they were unable access the company's online banking system for three days last week. Bill Stamps looks into our dependence on technology and how it can affect us when things go wrong.
Posted on · State money set aside to help new tech businesses get off the ground has apparently run out. The Emerging Technology Fund is supposed to help new companies that are in the business of developing new technologies. But as Bill Stamps reports, some businesses will have to put their plans on hold.
Posted on · Computer security experts say they're seeing more users fall victim to a scam that promises to fix whatever viruses might be on their computers, while giving criminals access to their personal information. David Pitman reports.
Posted on · The State Attorney General's office has announced a settlement with a social networking site accused of using deceptive practices to get more people to sign up. David Pitman has the story.
Posted on · Internet safety is the subject of a new video campaign from the Texas Attorney General's office. It's an on-demand video to help prevent sexual predators from taking advantage of children over the internet. Laurie Johnson has more.
Posted on · Attorney General Greg Abbott joins with the Texas Cable Association to launch a statewide education campaign to protect Texas children from internet predators. The announcement comes on the heels of a series of arrests of convicted sexual offenders who used the internet in violation of their parole. Pat Hernandez has the story.
Posted on · The New Year is going to bring a new television broadcasting era. Television broadcasters are going to all digital broadcasting on February 17th. Part of that process includes a series of tests to see if your television is ready. The next test is tomorrow. Capella Tucker reports.
Posted on · Computers are used for all sorts of things these days. But one expert at Microsoft says small businesses aren't using them enough. He's written a help guide for businesses looking for inexpensive ways to market themselves. Bill Stamps has more.
Posted on · As more people are conducting more of their business online, the Houston Red Cross Chapter is keeping up with the technology age. As Houston Public Radio's Laurie Johnson reports, you can now take CPR courses online.
Posted on · In an age when meteorologist have ever more technology and advanced science to predict the weather, there are times when what they really need is information from someone who is outside looking up. Houston Public Radio's Rod Rice reports.
Posted on · Houston TranStar has developed a new format for viewing traffic information on its website. Along with freeway accidents and hazards, TranStar's new map also provides detailed information about the problems. Houston Public Radio's Jim Bell explains.