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Stacey Higginbotham
Articles by Stacey Higginbotham
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Apps & Software
GPS and Beyond: Fido Is on the Internet
An Internet of pets? All sorts of apps are coming along that will connect your pets to the network -
Apps & Software
Consumers Could Pay Higher Switching Costs in a Data-Driven World
More data gives small businesses a better sense of a customer's value. How might the rise of data change customer service—and competitive markets? -
Google
AT&T's and Google’s Austin Experiments: Is a Gigabit a Good Idea?
The Texas capital may feel lucky, but there are downsides for both end users and the city -
Google
Austin Gets Ready for Google Fiber
Google will bring its superfast fiber-optic network to a second city. Here's why Austin (Tex.) residents should get excited -
Internet
In a World of Connected Devices, Focus on What They Do
The point of the Internet of things is services, not products
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Personal Technology
Google’s Gmail Outage Is a Sign of Things to Come
Sites such as Netflix and Facebook performing continuous code deployment means more Internet downtime—but outages will be brief -
Google
Austin Gets Ready for Google Fiber
Google will bring its superfast fiber-optic network to a second city. Here's why Austin (Tex.) residents should get excited -
Personal Technology
Ford's Gift to Engineers: MakerBot 3D Printers
It may require only a killer app to bring 3D printers into your home, where you could print out your flatware or trash cans -
Privacy
Apps: It's Time to Talk About the Creepy Factor
One word keeps popping up to describe the current direction of such social apps as Girls Around Me, Placeme, and Highlight -
Google
AT&T's and Google’s Austin Experiments: Is a Gigabit a Good Idea?
The Texas capital may feel lucky, but there are downsides for both end users and the city
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Privacy
Apps: It's Time to Talk About the Creepy Factor
One word keeps popping up to describe the current direction of such social apps as Girls Around Me, Placeme, and Highlight -
Meet the Startup That Wants to Speed Up U.S. Broadband
To start, Gigabit Squared's Mark Ansboury wants to bring gigabit broadband to six college towns -
Consumer Electronics
The Cable Industry Isn’t Stupid, Right?
With the popularity of streaming services such as Netflix, will pay-TV companies ultimately keep customers despite rising cable bills?
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