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This section honors the most innovative technological innovations, ranging from robots and drones to ground-breaking devices. It keeps readers motivated by the limitless possibilities of human creativity by showcasing future ideas and visionary concepts that push the envelope of what is possible.
Neil deGrasse Tyson continues his onslaught on the government’s betrayal of science
When Astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson was on Bill Maher last week, he laid into the plans to slash NASA's budget....
Less than half of mobile employees are “more productive” in the office
The thing that most people fear when they have mobile employees is the productivity level. As humans, the common belief...
Verizon Strike: 45,000 union workers take battle to the streets
Verizon customers who have land line phones, internet, and FiOS television services will be affected by the strike of 45,000...
Street Fighter stop motion: Ryu vs Ken as you’ve never seen before
There have been many renditions of fights between Street Fighter primary characters Ken and Ryu. Cartoons, CGI, even real-life movies...
Nissan to add QR window stickers to new cars
Nissan has become the first automaker to use Quick Response (QR) codes on individual vehicle window stickers across its entire...
The cost of being an early adopter
Having the latest shiny new gadget is something that many people strive for. They are the ones who are willing...
iPhone 5 to land in October, not September
With all of the rumors and false sightings, we were starting to believe there was more myth and legend to...
How things would change if every roof had solar panels
Solar power has long been perceived as the answer to many of our energy woes. It is relatively efficient, extremely...
3D Printer makes working tools with moving parts
We're not quite to the point where we can push a button and say, "Tea. Earl Grey. Hot." Then again,...
Neil deGrasse Tyson pleads for the future of NASA
"The most powerful agency on the dreams of a nation is currently underfunded to do what it needs to be...
Losing a phone is challenging
For most things, when we lose them, we lose them. Depending on the value, we either replace it or put...
More brilliant Apple marketing: appealing to iPad and Mac owners for the iPhone
As if they didn't do a great job already of marketing each individual product they put out, Apple has stepped...
Yet another iPad rumor: HD
While rumors of an iPad 3 coming out later this year bouncing between yes, no, maybe, and we don't know,...
The ever-expanding world of mobile device payments
The last few months has seen mobile device payments skyrocket. As consumers move in droves to smartphones and companies create...
Games, weather, and social media top mobile app downloads
Our mobile devices have many uses to us, well beyond the talk and text functionality of the past. Millions of...
Augmented Grocery Shopping: How a Korean grocer moved virtual shopping to the subway
It's the kind of experiment that seems like it was hatched for a satirical spoof video, but the results were...
South Korean schools to be paper-free by 2015
There are two potential winners in South Korea's recent announcement that they would be moving to a completely-digital curriculum model...
For all of those games that you didn’t finish on the NES
Have you ever been tempted to pull out the old Nintendo Entertainment System from the attic just to finish that...
GPS tech turns on a light for the blind
The visually impaired don't get a lot of help when it comes to next-gen tech to help them better live...
Phone phishing. It’s the new funky.
With nearly 70% of the US adult population accessing the internet via their mobile devices, it has become a strong...