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Facebook gets nervous, looks to new design
The world’s largest social network, Facebook, is planning a number of acquisitions that will improve site design and advance mobile...
Is technology making the office obsolete? Should it?
Many companies are going virtual. It's a natural cost-saving trend that reduces the need for physical space and allows workers...
The bond between Ford and Toyota: Microsoft
Japan and the US are teaming up with two automotive powerhouses announcing a deal today to develop new hybrid systems...
Why choose? Quadshot RC aircraft is a helicopter AND an airplane
Those who frequent Starbucks have had a quad shot drink before. This is not one of those. Instead, it's a...
The current state of digital education
The promise of the internet 2 decades ago was that it would help to reshape the way we do things....
Tracking the storms of the sun
There are fears in the scientific community about coronal mass ejections (CMEs) and our recent inability to track them properly....
Boeing’s high-tech 787 completes flight testing
Boeing has just wrapped up the final tests needed to certify its new Rolls-Royce-powered 787 Dreamliner. Although the 787 faced...
The tablet takeover
With a growing number of people buying tablets every day, the clear progression is for the devices to start taking...
All-new Cadillac ELR coupe to receive Chevy Volt tech
The Cadillac Converj Concept made its debut at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show and caused quite a stir. Its sleek...
Stephen Colbert’s head sent into space by MakerBot
MakerBot, the company that brought us the 3D printer to "democratize manufacturing" has been making the news a lot lately...
Why the great tech cash out has begun (and why it needs to end)
Investing in technology is always a gamble. It goes up and down, both in the amount of money invested as...
NASA turns to Virgin Galactic for space travel
With the demise of its Space Shuttle program, NASA is turning to Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic, as well as other...
Swarmanoid: The future of awesome gadgets
The dream of making the perfect robot that can do a lot of our human activities may have found a...
How Rounds stacks up against the video chat powerhouses
I admit it. I had no idea what Rounds (formerly 6rounds) was when a friend invited me to check it...
The evolution of HiFi from phonograph to flac
Looking back at the world of music and communication, it's amazing to see the transitions that have taken place to...
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...
Automotive social media report card: Facebook
As it does with most trends in marketing, the automotive industry has gone from way behind just a year...
The American Identity According to Social Media
There is so much that can be learned about a people through social media data. People don't always act the...
Is the PC really dying?
When Mark Dean, CTO of IBM Middle East and Africa, declared this morning that we are in the "Post-PC Era",...