While some parents may balk at giving their 10 year old a $500 iPad 2, those same parents may consider shelling out $200 for Amazon’s latest edition to the tablet lineup, the Kindle Fire, or $99 for Leapfrog’s educational tablet, the LeapPad for a younger child. This was the case in my home when I ...
Is one Internet Service Provider better than the other. Can one ISP company provide faster uploads and downloads than the other companies. Sometimes it’s not about how fast a page uploads or how fast music downloads onto your computer. Sometimes it’s simply about customer service. I have had experience with both Comcast and ATT. Both ...
Thousands of Americans use American Online (AOL) as their Internet service provider, especially since you can now get it free through your high-speed Internet connection. Parents don’t worry about their kids using AOL because they have set the convenient AOL Parental Controls feature, which is supposed to keep young ones from accessing forbidden sites on ...
Parents asking their children to control the amount of time they spend on the phone is not exactly new. It’s been around probably as long as the telephone bill if not the telephone itself. Cell phones have given children and teenagers a completely new and high tech way to increase expenses, but a new web ...
