Digital Divide
Urban vs. Rural Living
What are the advantages of a rural living? Is it anytime better to inhabit urban parts of the world? Let us study urban and rural living comparatively in this article on urban vs. rural living. Read on…
Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence of machines. It is about designing machines that can think. Researchers aim at introducing an emotional aspect into machines. How can it affect our lives? To know all about the pros and cons of Artificial intelligence, read on...
Virtual Pets To Take Care Of - Virtual Desktop Pet Adoption
Looking for a companion in the online world? Read about virtual pets and desktop pet adoption...
Second Life
Second life is a virtual world that allows Internet users to explore the virtual arena and interact with fellow virtual citizens.
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Man
Technology is a ubiquitous part of our daily life. Some feel that, through nanotechnology, it will soon be a part of us. They also believe that computers with artificial intelligence will be able to out-think us.
Virtual Computer Pets - Virtual Pet Adoption
Virtual pets can prove to be loving companions. If you want to know more about virtual computer pets and virtual pet adoption, read on.
Virtual Pet Download Sites: Free Virtual Pet Online
The giant strides in technology have not only made the world a global village, but also man a more isolated being. Now, with the advent of the internet technology, you are only a flick away from any information you seek, any person you wish to establish contact with or even a pet that is wireless!
Urban Myths
Pets turning into sewer prowling, giant sized monsters. Large organizations promoting and encouraging occultism through secret messages conveyed in their product labels. Popular cereals having secret toxic properties in them. All these are but examples of urban myths – tales that are being circulated by either e-mails or by word of mouth.
Our Society: Technology and Instant Gratification
How technology has spoiled us rotten, and how patience can improve your quality of life.
The Moral-Entertainment Divide
The entertainment and moral dilemma divide in popular culture has slowly diminished in some mediums but only grown in others.
Why We Collect – The Growth of Multimedia Mass Production and Why We Keep Buying It
There are a lot of different mediums and reasons for people to collect things, not to mention that basic desire we all have to hoard things. With technology growing, what does the future of DVD, music and gaming collections hold.
A Book Lover’s Neo-Luddite Lament in the Technological Age
With the advent of newer and faster computer technology every day, are we losing touch with the "real world?"
Computer Illiterates – The New Lepers
Those who are marginally to completely inept at operating computers have been afforded the same reputation as the guy with the tape on his glasses and high water pants.
Community Lost
We are slowly losing the sense of community that was once a trademark of our society.
Advice About Every Single Problem in the World—Get It Online!
The Internet gives you access to a whole world of people and ideas, and there are millions of people online willing to give you advice about just about any issue in the world. Help is just a click away.
High-Tech Tools for Daily Living
In today’s high-tech world, every day brings new innovative technology that makes our daily lives easier and more enjoyable, both at work and at home.
Internet Usage By Teenagers Skyrocketing
It’s not much of a surprise to hear that many teenagers are Internet-savvy, but a new survey shows that about 90% of all teenagers in the United States are online, some of them every single day..
New Computer Technologies Help Elderly People Stay Independent
Thanks to a wide array of new computer technologies, the quality of life is improving for millions of seniors in the United States, without them having to give up their independence.
Information Communication Technologies and Society
Once again human has been successful to develop virtual world and no doubts we are greatly fascinated by its effects. Americans spends nearly 14 hours of a day on Internet. Around 233 countries surf WWW. There are almost 50,562,886 active domains are attractive crowd to surf.
Communication Overload
Today's digital world has provided endless means of communication tools. Barriers of distance, speed and time no longer hold importance, but is today's technology itself creating overload of communication? Will a personal one-to-one talk soon become a myth that happens once in a while? Find out....
Digital Divide
The Internet can provide a surfeit of information that can enrich lives, yes, but to benefit, one needs to know how to sift through this vast database of knowledge and find exactly what is needed.
The Need for a Guru in today’s day and age!
Probably the most used phrase in the universe today would be, ’It’s easier said than done’; in a world that thrives on advise of some sort, it is no wonder that each one of us loves to be that someone who can lend a piece of something that costs practically nothing…Advise!
Cyber Culture : One Look
Cyber culture is the culture that emerges from the use of computers for communication and entertainment and business.
The Question of Responsibility
I wonder if there is anything like taking responsibility left anymore. Nearly everything these days seems to have such a fine, valid explanation that there just doesn't seem to be any one in particular left around to carry the blame.
Patriotism: Is it Dead?
I’d like to think that we live our lives well. I’d really like to think so! But looking at the umpteen number of deaths taking place, I wish we would ‘live’, because all these incidents only make me this that we are merely existing!
Generation Gap
There are two things definite about human life; three actually; taxes, problems, and relatives!!
Internet Life : Understanding Extension
"The Internet is so big, so powerful and pointless that for some people it is a complete substitute for life" quoted Andrew Brown. This article describes a drop of water out of sea of an Information Technology. This is to understand little about Portal – Vortal and Enterprise solutions.
Seniors on the Web
A spate of websites has sprung up to address the specific needs and concerns of aging baby boomers and the elderly.
Cyber Sociologists: Understanding the Sociological Aspects of the Cybernetic Age
With the rapid computerization of society currently in full swing, there are a group of researchers who are studying the sociological aspects of the cybernetic age.
Virtual Pets and Virtual Pet Collecting
For anyone who loves animals but is unable to maintain one, the world of virtual pets might provide just the right kind of companionship.
Primary Technology, Consumer Technology, and World Peace
Scientific and technological innovations presage political and military realignments, rather as prequakes forewarn of full-fledged earthquakes.
Beyond the Digital Divide Lies a New World of Intimacy
Libby Brooks: The rush to blame the Bridged deaths on social networking reflects adult ignorance of the role of technology in young lives
E2K: The Additional Constraint
This article is about how increasing computing power and disk space availability is consuming more and more energy. As energy cost rises every technology dependent organization will confront a constraint called E2K.
Are You Feeling Groovy?
Are you feeling groovy? Despite all the negativity existing in today's culture it is still possible to make small changes which will have a great impact on our society.
The Internet Won’t Replace Books in Libraries Anytime Soon
This article covers the inadequacies of public library technology as well as several studies illustrating the issue.
Digital Daze
I was a late convert to the digital revolution. For almost five years after CDs first came on the market, I steadfastly clung on to my precious – and ageing – collection of vinyl LP records. I also came late to the wonderful world of computers.
Community Growth on the Internet
Community Growth has been large on the internet. See what powers and the dangers.
The Widening Generation Gap
The way things are going, my grandchildren might never experience the joy of being a grandparent. By Peter Preston
Internet Makes Public Records Search Easier
If you have access to the internet, you have access to literally hundreds of thousands of public records at your disposal. You can find basically anything you want if you are willing to search for it, including free public records such as marriage certificates, unclaimed money information, property deeds and criminal records.
Middle-Aged Managers, the Forgotten Digital Divide
One usually thinks of the digital divide as being a divide between the white middle class and the minority communities. But there is another often overlooked class of nonusers, the middle-aged corporate managers.
Adopt A CyberPet
In a bid to help people learn about responsible animal guardianship, England's Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals (RSPCA) has launched a brand new 3-D virtual 'Cyberpet.'
Generation gap
When "third generation" mobile phones were first mooted more than five years ago, it really did look as though telephony was about to enter a new era of high-speed video transmission.
Second life is a virtual world that allows Internet users to explore the virtual arena and interact with fellow virtual citizens.
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Man
Technology is a ubiquitous part of our daily life. Some feel that, through nanotechnology, it will soon be a part of us. They also believe that computers with artificial intelligence will be able to out-think us.
Virtual Computer Pets - Virtual Pet Adoption
Virtual pets can prove to be loving companions. If you want to know more about virtual computer pets and virtual pet adoption, read on.
Virtual Pet Download Sites: Free Virtual Pet Online
The giant strides in technology have not only made the world a global village, but also man a more isolated being. Now, with the advent of the internet technology, you are only a flick away from any information you seek, any person you wish to establish contact with or even a pet that is wireless!
Urban Myths
Pets turning into sewer prowling, giant sized monsters. Large organizations promoting and encouraging occultism through secret messages conveyed in their product labels. Popular cereals having secret toxic properties in them. All these are but examples of urban myths – tales that are being circulated by either e-mails or by word of mouth.
Our Society: Technology and Instant Gratification
How technology has spoiled us rotten, and how patience can improve your quality of life.
The Moral-Entertainment Divide
The entertainment and moral dilemma divide in popular culture has slowly diminished in some mediums but only grown in others.
Why We Collect – The Growth of Multimedia Mass Production and Why We Keep Buying It
There are a lot of different mediums and reasons for people to collect things, not to mention that basic desire we all have to hoard things. With technology growing, what does the future of DVD, music and gaming collections hold.
A Book Lover’s Neo-Luddite Lament in the Technological Age
With the advent of newer and faster computer technology every day, are we losing touch with the "real world?"
Computer Illiterates – The New Lepers
Those who are marginally to completely inept at operating computers have been afforded the same reputation as the guy with the tape on his glasses and high water pants.
Community Lost
We are slowly losing the sense of community that was once a trademark of our society.
Advice About Every Single Problem in the World—Get It Online!
The Internet gives you access to a whole world of people and ideas, and there are millions of people online willing to give you advice about just about any issue in the world. Help is just a click away.
High-Tech Tools for Daily Living
In today’s high-tech world, every day brings new innovative technology that makes our daily lives easier and more enjoyable, both at work and at home.
Internet Usage By Teenagers Skyrocketing
It’s not much of a surprise to hear that many teenagers are Internet-savvy, but a new survey shows that about 90% of all teenagers in the United States are online, some of them every single day..
New Computer Technologies Help Elderly People Stay Independent
Thanks to a wide array of new computer technologies, the quality of life is improving for millions of seniors in the United States, without them having to give up their independence.
Information Communication Technologies and Society
Once again human has been successful to develop virtual world and no doubts we are greatly fascinated by its effects. Americans spends nearly 14 hours of a day on Internet. Around 233 countries surf WWW. There are almost 50,562,886 active domains are attractive crowd to surf.
Communication Overload
Today's digital world has provided endless means of communication tools. Barriers of distance, speed and time no longer hold importance, but is today's technology itself creating overload of communication? Will a personal one-to-one talk soon become a myth that happens once in a while? Find out....
Digital Divide
The Internet can provide a surfeit of information that can enrich lives, yes, but to benefit, one needs to know how to sift through this vast database of knowledge and find exactly what is needed.
The Need for a Guru in today’s day and age!
Probably the most used phrase in the universe today would be, ’It’s easier said than done’; in a world that thrives on advise of some sort, it is no wonder that each one of us loves to be that someone who can lend a piece of something that costs practically nothing…Advise!
Cyber Culture : One Look
Cyber culture is the culture that emerges from the use of computers for communication and entertainment and business.
The Question of Responsibility
I wonder if there is anything like taking responsibility left anymore. Nearly everything these days seems to have such a fine, valid explanation that there just doesn't seem to be any one in particular left around to carry the blame.
Patriotism: Is it Dead?
I’d like to think that we live our lives well. I’d really like to think so! But looking at the umpteen number of deaths taking place, I wish we would ‘live’, because all these incidents only make me this that we are merely existing!
Generation Gap
There are two things definite about human life; three actually; taxes, problems, and relatives!!
Internet Life : Understanding Extension
"The Internet is so big, so powerful and pointless that for some people it is a complete substitute for life" quoted Andrew Brown. This article describes a drop of water out of sea of an Information Technology. This is to understand little about Portal – Vortal and Enterprise solutions.
Seniors on the Web
A spate of websites has sprung up to address the specific needs and concerns of aging baby boomers and the elderly.
Cyber Sociologists: Understanding the Sociological Aspects of the Cybernetic Age
With the rapid computerization of society currently in full swing, there are a group of researchers who are studying the sociological aspects of the cybernetic age.
Virtual Pets and Virtual Pet Collecting
For anyone who loves animals but is unable to maintain one, the world of virtual pets might provide just the right kind of companionship.
Primary Technology, Consumer Technology, and World Peace
Scientific and technological innovations presage political and military realignments, rather as prequakes forewarn of full-fledged earthquakes.
Beyond the Digital Divide Lies a New World of Intimacy
Libby Brooks: The rush to blame the Bridged deaths on social networking reflects adult ignorance of the role of technology in young lives
E2K: The Additional Constraint
This article is about how increasing computing power and disk space availability is consuming more and more energy. As energy cost rises every technology dependent organization will confront a constraint called E2K.
Are You Feeling Groovy?
Are you feeling groovy? Despite all the negativity existing in today's culture it is still possible to make small changes which will have a great impact on our society.
The Internet Won’t Replace Books in Libraries Anytime Soon
This article covers the inadequacies of public library technology as well as several studies illustrating the issue.
Digital Daze
I was a late convert to the digital revolution. For almost five years after CDs first came on the market, I steadfastly clung on to my precious – and ageing – collection of vinyl LP records. I also came late to the wonderful world of computers.
Community Growth on the Internet
Community Growth has been large on the internet. See what powers and the dangers.
The Widening Generation Gap
The way things are going, my grandchildren might never experience the joy of being a grandparent. By Peter Preston
Internet Makes Public Records Search Easier
If you have access to the internet, you have access to literally hundreds of thousands of public records at your disposal. You can find basically anything you want if you are willing to search for it, including free public records such as marriage certificates, unclaimed money information, property deeds and criminal records.
Middle-Aged Managers, the Forgotten Digital Divide
One usually thinks of the digital divide as being a divide between the white middle class and the minority communities. But there is another often overlooked class of nonusers, the middle-aged corporate managers.
Adopt A CyberPet
In a bid to help people learn about responsible animal guardianship, England's Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals (RSPCA) has launched a brand new 3-D virtual 'Cyberpet.'
Generation gap
When "third generation" mobile phones were first mooted more than five years ago, it really did look as though telephony was about to enter a new era of high-speed video transmission.