DENVER - Xcel Energy's Public Service Company of Colorado RFP seeking 10.1 kW to 2 MW solar energy and associated renewable energy certificates (RECs) that are generated from Community Solar Gardens. This RFP is a part of Public Service's Solar Rewards Community program. The total available program capacity is between 6 and 29.5 MW. For
SAN FRANCISCO - Millions of Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners may be at risk of eavesdropping of calls, theft of data and installation of malware - and there isn't much they can do about it. The flaw is found in Swiftkey keyboard software preinstalled on 600 million of the South Korean electronics giant's smartphones, mobile security
DETROIT - Gary Baker, Ed Rudel, Foster Braun, and Shane Hamelin answer your computer and technology questions during the second hour of Internet Advisor on WJR. To listen, click on http://www.internetadvisor.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/IA-1628-Hour-2-Listener-QA.mp3
FERNDALE - Even widespread power outages couldn't stop Episode 96 of our weekly live podcast from happening. We lost one guest due to the reschedule due to travel commitments, but we were joined by some really great guests for some fun discussions about everything from best practices with making and using video, an event
ANN ARBOR - MITechNews.Com Editor Mike Brennan tells the audience on the Internet Advisor on WJR 760 AM in Detroit what they get from MITechNews.Com. Eight content partners, audio podcasts, and soon video podcasts. It's all free. To listen, click on http://www.internetadvisor.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/IA-1627-MiTechNews-6-13-15.mp3
LANSING - A bill that would phase out the state's film incentive program, but essentially allow the Film Office itself to stay open for business cleared the Michigan Senate on Thursday and was concurred in by the Michigan House, making its way to Governor Rick Snyder''s desk for his signature. HB 4122 has been a
LANSING - Michigan Senate officials say an agreement on their version of road funding is not imminent, but a number of sources said a proposal that would include new revenues along with cuts could be passed by the Senate by July 4. All the sources, speaking on background, said details on a possible agreement are
DETROIT - Michael Antaran, CEO of Marvel Apps in Royal Oak wants to give you a reason to get out and walk around your community, for your good health and for your town's economic well being. Mike joins us in studio to talk about Carrot, a free app, on both iOS and Android platforms, that
LANSING - With the 2015-16 higher education budget now in place, three universities announced tuition decisions, with the University of Michigan saying its tuition would increase by 2.7 percent for in-state undergraduate students in 2015-16. The university's board of regents acted Thursday afternoon, but did not approve the increase unanimously. The vote was 6-1 with
LANSING - Michigan showed healthy per capita gross domestic product growth in 2014, but, with an estimated per capita GDP output of $45,562, lags the other Great Lakes states. According to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis in the U.S. Department of Commerce, Michigan's per capita GDP output put it 38th among the states