You Might Be Smudging Your iPhone A Lot More In The Future

Thursday, January 24, 2013 Why Your Next iPhone Might Have A Fingerprint Scanner On the upcoming iPhone 6 (or iPhone 5S, depending on Apple's whims and fancies), your password might not be that familiar mixture of four numbers. It might not be a line pattern drawn on a square grid. It might not be a unique combination of numbers, capital letters, punctuation and wingdings. It might be your pointer finger. Microsoft Won't Say Whether Skype Is Being Tapped By The Government Twitter Will Take Your Videos Now The French Think The Word 'Hashtag' Is Misérable These AT&T Customers Are PO'd WORST DAY IN MORE THAN 4 YEARS BLOG POSTS Mohamed A. El-Erian: Solving Wall Street's Apple Puzzle Apple's sharp fall since September has been accompanied by an across the board rise in major indices. We can think of three possible reasons for this large and largely unexpected divergence. Don Tapscott: Technology Promises a Better Informed Society, But Information Must Flow Freely Digital technologies offer unprecedented access to data and information. Some governments are threatened by the free flow of information, but by attempting to control and censor the Internet, they jeopardize their society's development. Peter Sims: Five of Steve Jobs's Biggest Mistakes It's a great disservice to everyone that the stories that we hear about the most accomplished entrepreneurs sound so effortless. The truth is just the opposite. Even visionary, creative success stories must be willing to be imperfect and make mistakes. Andrew Cherwenka: 5 Retail Technology Approaches to Combat Showrooming A growing number of shoppers are researching their purchases in-store then buying later online, which would be fine if the sale went to that retailer. But when it goes to Amazon or a competitor, it means the store served as an unpaid showroom. Shelly Palmer: Thanks, Zuck: I'm So Excited to Spend My Weekend Sorting Out My Activity Log What this means is that each and every one of us is going to have to spend hours sorting through our Activity Log sooner rather than later, making sure nothing that we're not ready for the world to see is on there.

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