Buzzitt - Part 101

The DOT is looking to ban in-flight cell phone calls

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) doesn’t have a problem with travelers making cell phone calls while riding on an airplane, but apparently the United States

Hotel fines guests $500 for every bad review they leave on Yelp

It can be pretty stressful to run a business in the age of online reviews. A few short sentences on Yelp can be all it

China earthquake death toll approaches 400 and continues to rise

A massive earthquake in the southern Chinese province of Yunnan has brought thousands of homes crumbling to the ground. Ludian, a densely populated county that’s

Teenager tries to drain an entire pond to retrieve his lost iPhone

A 16-year-old German boy dropped his iPhone over the side of a boat while he was out on a fishing trip. While this is isn’t

Android is the most popular operating system among terrorists

While Apple’s iOS has taken the majority of the market share in education, government, and the enterprise, Google’s Android has managed to become the most

Ebola-infected doctor arrives in Atlanta for treatment

Medical officials at the Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia have announced that they are prepared to treat an American humanitarian worker who has contracted

For a Great Starter Car, Look at the 2015 Mitsubishi Mirage

Originally the Mirage was not planned to ever be released in the US because it was so small and the thought of such a small

Microsoft has filed a lawsuit against Samsung over royalties dispute

Samsung is, once again, being sued by a major tech company, and this time it isn’t Apple. Microsoft announced earlier today that it is suing

Obama signs the cell phone unlocking bill into law

President Barack Obama has signed a bill into law, the Unlocking Consumer Choice and Wireless Competition Act, which will once again make it legal to