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The creepiest crawling robot you’ll see all day
Robotic science is intended to create devices that can aid humans in activities. In some case, it's to help perform...
Why I just bought 4 more Kindle Fires
Few devices have come along that have truly made me say, "Wow". Perhaps the last one was the first iPhone....
Amido Releases Laugh Synth App for iOS
Laugh synth for iOS has just been released, compatible with both iPhone and iPad. Laugh Synth makes it possible create...
Can Frugalo single-handedly fix the floundering daily deals phenomenon?
The only thing certain about the future of daily deals is that the industry's future is uncertain. It's not a...
If you invested in Groupon’s IPO, the good news is you’ve only lost half of your money
In less than a month, Groupon's highly-lauded stocks have plummeted from their IPO sale price of $28 closing today at...
Can STEM fix America?
Two trends in American culture contradict each other. On one hand, technological and scientific fields are struggling to find qualified...
Google describes the history and evolution of search
Google has always kept their search algorithms close to the vest, but in recent weeks they've opened up a bit...
Visualizing biotechnology advancements and investments around the world
The biotechnology industry has been booming for decades in the United States, Europe, and Japan, but recent advancements in both...
Visualizing SOPA, the internet blacklist bill
After last week's high-energy American Censorship Day flew through with amazing responses from websites everywhere, much of the buzz has...
In the Open Source Community, the Platform Rarely Matters Anymore
In the not-too-distant past, Macs were a relative rarity in the laptop bags of those attending open source conferences. Not...
5 Ways Online Education May Improve Your Social Life
Among the perks of attending an online college is the flexible schedule and leftover time to hang out, read, play...
Chromebook failed because we’re not ready for total cloud computing
The future of the internet and computing might be in the cloud, but people are reluctant to give up their...
Japan’s cure for snoring and sleep apnea – a robotic bear pillow
At some point, the sheer oddity of Japanese technological solutions to various problems will stop surprising us. That day may...
What people are doing online right now
The internet takes up a huge part of our daily lives. Many of us have integrated real-world activities into our...
Why negative sentiment towards Google+ is asinine and premature
According to the LA Times, Google+ interest is fading. According to logic, history, and common sense, Google+ is exactly where...
E-Readers: Making Readers Out of More People Than Ever
There's a lot of hand-wringing over the so-called "dumbing-down" of America. We don't read, we can't write except in and...
Stunning time lapse sequences from the International Space Station
At first glance, it doesn't seem real. This video of time lapse sequences from the International Space Station crews of...
Diaspora Co-Founder Dies At 21
Diaspora Co-Founder Ilya Zhitomirskiy, far left in the image above, has died. This story is developing as there is no...
Everything you needed to know about firewalls
The term "firewall" has one that most people know but few understand. It's often confused with anti-virus software because of...
Asimo shows how he can be our servant (and eventually our overlord)
When Honda unveiled ASIMO a few years ago, most were amazed by its human-like movements. Some claimed there was a...