Infidelity — There’s a map for that.
How Google might know what you did last summer -- even if you forgot. Google Latitude is a service that allows users to see and share their

Location, Location, Location.
Recently, I had a wonderful opportunity to play a game of hi-tech "phone tag" on the streets of San Francisco with Reporter Martin Kaste from NPR's "All Things Considered". Late last Summer I was  asked if I would be willing to sit down for

OT: Verizon — Oh no you di’nt!
It's rare that I clap for [watch] TV commercials. But Verizon just took AT&T to the mat -- er, map. Technically, this is off-topic, but I think I can apply a little broad discretion when it comes to bad data -- That is, the data that every U.S. cell phone company uses to claim to be the best. I know I spend a lot of time picking on Apple -- especially the the iPhone. But when somethin

The problem is, banks have too many humans.
What do you call the sacrifice of one person's privacy in an attempt to save the privacy of over 1300? If you're a bank, you call it collateral damage.

You Tweet, therefore: YOU ARE HERE.
How Twitter says they'll hide your location from twits with subpoenas. Recently,