/1888PressRelease/ San Antonio businessman and philanthropist, Balous Miller and Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Restaurants honored for community service at annual school safety patrol rally.

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Wireless carriers have begun to realize that when you offer flat-rate, all-you-can-eat deals, it tends to bring out the pig in people. Whether it’s food or beer or cellular data, customers will gorge themselves on it, and the buffet arrangement can quickly turn into a money-losing proposition if you don’t plan it out just right. That’s especially true when your customers have constant access to the resource you have on offer — like mobile data through those cellphones they carry with them 24/7.

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/1888PressRelease/ Pristima, Xybion’s core preclinical data management software platform, has been selected to support the complete preclinical process for QPS-Taiwan.

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The UK government has proposed plans to monitor the electronic communications of everyone in that country. It claims it’s not seeking to read the content of the communications, according to reports, but instead wants to know who the senders and recipients of messages are, the places from which messages are sent, and other details such as the length of messages and their formats. The proposed legislation “is about granting law enforcement authorities and government agencies access to current and historical Internet data …” said Gus Hosein, director of Privacy International.

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Iran has threatened to sue Google over Google Maps’ labeling — or non-labeling, rather — of the Persian Gulf, according to CNN. Iran raised the issue earlier this month and heightened the rhetoric this week. From CNN: “On state-run Press TV, the Iranian regime warns it may take legal action against Google for not labeling the Persian Gulf.” Iran went so far as to accuse Google of carrying out the objectives of Iranian enemies, according to CNN.

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Iran has threatened to sue Google over Google Maps’ labeling — or non-labeling, rather — of the Persian Gulf, according to CNN. Iran raised the issue earlier this month and heightened the rhetoric this week. From CNN: “On state-run Press TV, the Iranian regime warns it may take legal action against Google for not labeling the Persian Gulf.” Iran went so far as to accuse Google of carrying out the objectives of Iranian enemies, according to CNN.

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Have you ever found yourself scrolling endlessly around your phone’s chronologically arranged photograph album — called “Gallery” in Android — looking for a photograph you’ve captured? If you can remember the specific place but not the date, then Scalado Album may be for you. I say “may be” because there are some downsides to using it over the stock “Gallery” app, which I’ll get to. Scalado organizes images based on geographic tags in addition to a classic chronological arrangement using folders. This Android app simply takes advantage of the image geo-tagging functionality prevalent in Android hardware.

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Should Apple decide to increase the display size of the next version of its bestselling iPhone, it could present developers with new sets of both challenges and opportunities. Speculation about Apple boosting the screen found on the next edition of its smartphone isn’t new, but it was renewed this week with The Wall Street Journal predicting the new iPhone would have a display of at least four inches. Reuters, with a little more precision, pegged it at 4.6 inches.

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/1888PressRelease/ New to ezPaycheck payroll software: Custom tax withholding field to facilitate occupational tax and other unique Kentucky local taxes. Try ezPaycheck free at www.halfpricesoft.com

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/1888PressRelease/ THREE DAZZLING NIGHTS – EIGHT EXTRAORDINARY JAZZ STARS – TWELVE GRAMMY AWARDS. Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre Foundation
announces its much-anticipated concert series, debuting September 21st

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