The lack of a delete key makes the Chromebook a disappointment
For all of their technological genius and massive resources, Google sure doesn't know how to make hardware. It's a problem that has plagued them for years...
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Elon Musk vs Tony Stark
In one corner, you have a real many who has dreams of a greener world that travels to space using genius and money. In the other corner, you have a...
Apple created a waiting list for law enforcement requests to decrypt seized iPhones
It isn't easy for anyone, even law enforcement agencies like the ATF, to break into an encrypted iPhone. They are often forced to look for help from Apple...
Facebook Home is a bust so far with 0.1% adoption
The blogosphere is normally abuzz with stories about Facebook that demonstrate negative sentiment towards their activities. Most of their moves are...
Getting creative with energy production
Energy is all around us. Even the smallest particles that we cannot see without a microscope have the potential to unleash enough energy to destroy large...
You won't believe that Komputer Kindergarten is only two decades old
There you are. It's 1993 and you're sporting he hair, the youthful look of post-teen angst, the smile of one dedicated to making it in a Clinton-era,...
12 examples of cell phone towers disguised as trees
Technology often gets accused of making our world less beautiful. Progress has a price and it's often associated with taking the wonders of nature and...
In case you missed it, the new Xbox will be revealed May 21
The vast majority of Microsoft Xbox users have known that May 21st was likely the date that the next generation of their console would be revealed. Now,...
Yahoo kills off a bunch of features you didn't know existed
As of April 30th, several of Yahoo's products will be shuttered as part of their initiative to consolidate focus and resources around their core services....
And so it begins: Google, Yahoo, Microsoft quietly back CISPA
We thought that the nonsense was behind us when we stopped SOPA. The only thing we really did was teach Washington and the supporters in the technology...
With Gmail approaching a decade, here's how it has evolved
It's hard to believe that it's already been over 9 years since Gmail was opened up in beta. When it was first launched, many thought it was an April...
LucasArts is gone
Gamers, it's time to mourn the loss of one of our oldest and most respected gaming icons. After 31 years, LucasArts has been shuttered by Disney. Around...