Rounding up some of the interesting technology news, tips and guides for the week of September 14th:
- Apple announced the new iPhone 5, and Engadget details the differences from the previous iPhone 4S.
- Also announced: new iPods, a new connector type, and new headphones.
- How-to Geek shared tips on quickly launching programs on Windows and a method for determining who logged into a computer and when.
- Ellen Freedman warned about a new round of scams.
- David Pogue gave Google Glass a try.
- Massachusetts LOMAP’s latest Tip of the Week focused on two-factor authentication.
- YouTube announced the release of a new official app for iPhone and iPod touch users.
- Oregon PMA Beverly Michaelis offered a great tip for those with difficult to pronounce last names and warned about the possibility of pre-installed malware.
- Amazon released a new Kindle Fire HD, and The Verge has a review.
- Star Trek fans rejoice: the Holodeck may be one step closer to reality given Microsoft’s recent patent.
- Lifehacker explained NFC, or Near Field Communication, and how it can be used.
- The FAA recently approved American Airline’s plans to replace its 35lb in-flight pilot reference manuals with iPads.