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How can the DirecWay technical support center Help you get your Internet back online When their Internet is off-line. It’s funny how their headquarters is off-line as much as I am off-line. Does anyone else seen issue with this?
the next time will be 01/01/2101
This is The last time in our lives we will see all the same numbers in the date.
We have had
1/1/01, 2/2/02, 3/3/03, 4/4/04, 5/5/05, 6/6/06, 7/7/07, 8/8/08, 9/9/09, 10/10/10, 1/1/11 & 11/11/11, two that year and now 12/12/12 the last one in our lives.
It;s like what I first thought with my friend Nick. We take Siri and intergrade it with our car. get a little voice box and we Have the new Knight Rider all over again….
Legend has it that late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once dreamt of an iCar. That dream will be one step closer to reality in early 2013 when General Motors introduces Apple’s chatty voice assistant Siri into several of its car models.
The feature will be available to iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 owners, and Siri will be working through these cars’ standard Chevrolet MyLink infotainment system.
To minimize distractions while driving, Siri will be available in “Eyes Free” mode, meaning users will be able to interacting with it without their iPhone’s screen lighting up.
As far as features go, users will be able to make hands-free calls to contacts on their iPhone, play songs in their iTunes library, listen to, compose and send messages and add appointments to calendar.
Complex questions to Siri that require displaying a web page will not work, GM says.
Other car manufacturers such as BMW and Honda have also announced Siri integration, but GM tries to differentiate itself by making the feature available in small cars first.
“It says a lot about our commitment to small-car customers that Chevrolet has announced that Siri Eyes Free capability will be available in the Spark and Sonic well before the luxury brands,” said Cristi Landy, Chevrolet marketing director for small cars.
How do you like the idea of Siri integration in your car? Share your thoughts in the comments. Read more [+]
Here’s how to protect yourself from identity theft and fraud, courtesy of Dan DeFelippi, an ex-con who now teaches the latest fraud techniques to the U.S. Secret Service.
First: the safest plastic is American Express. Most credit card information is stolen with a skimmer, a machine that copies the magnetic strip on the back
Another tip: Check your accounts more than once a month. If a thief starts using your card at the beginning of the billing cycle, they could scam thousands of dollars before your next statement comes.
Finally: Don’t use a debit card. DeFelippi points out that debit cards use real money from your bank account. If it gets hacked, your cash is gone until you fill out a lot of paperwork and persuade the bank to give it back.
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