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From cattle-trading to digital-implants: the evolution of the transaction
The art of the transaction is one of the first things that made us truly human. We started with bartering,...
Military testing infrared cloaking device
Military vehicles focus on four major technological aspects today: power, speed, accuracy, and stealth. The last one, stealth, is relatively...
AOL and Yahoo discuss merger
According to Bloomberg, AOL and Yahoo are reportedly in talks regarding a possible merger. The report comes just three days...
Exploring the remnants: NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter takes clear pictures of the Apollo leftovers
NASA's missions to the moon 40 years ago left behind remnants. With no wind or water turbulence, these remnants can...
Symphony of Science takes a musical look at quantum physics
Teachers have had had challenges since the dawn of schooling to make children learn things that may not interest them....
Will Microsoft hit the tablet market too late?
Bill Gates and Microsoft had the right idea a decade ago when they first started releasing tablet PCs to the...
Twitter and Bing continue their real-time search partnership
The romance between Twitter and Bing will continue. The two announced the renewal of their real-time search partnership, fittingly enough,...
11 ways video chat can be used to empower real-world relationships
The promise of the internet that many of us started looking towards a decade or two ago is starting to...
AOL and Yahoo! are run very differently from Microsoft and Google
It's a matter of class. Apple and Google have traveled different paths on their road to success. Both have overcome...
ATT responds to Sprint’s suit
One might think that AT&T was expecting Sprint to file suit against their plan to buy T-Mobile based upon the...
“The Circular Economy” makes sense, hits home in the tech world
There are very few environmental perspectives that grab our attention. In 2011, we know we need to recycle, to not...
Arrington gives AOL an ultimatum (and for once, I support him wholeheartedly)
In the past, I have been critical of Michael Arrington, founder and former co-editor of Techcrunch, over several issues. I've...
How businesses are using apps
You don't have to be a tech geek to know about apps. Just about anyone with a smartphone or a...
UN subdomain for Swaziland hacked
In their biggest hack to date, the hacker group known as Cocain TeaM continues to replace websites with an ominous...
Backpacks: what was in them before versus today?
Everyone knows that technology is advancing. What we use today is so different from what we used a year ago,...
Folding car could make intra-city travel easier, cleaner
As populations grow and continue to migrate into cities, transportation has become an issue within congested cities. Less than half...
TechCrunch founder starts venture fund
Michael Arrington, the founder of TechCrunch, will be stepping down as managing editor of the popular the technology blog. However,...
Standing behind your product, one bullet at a time
With wars and battle zones popping up across the world, the security and defense industries have been booming over the...
Michael Arrington’s CrunchFund dreams takes Techcrunch off the “credible source” list
Update: According to Business Insider, Arrington is no longer employed by AOL. This changes the stance of this article a...
The mobile malware menace
As mobile technology continues to become more prevalent in use and present in our hands, so too do the "bad...