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Facebook ends Deals after 4 months
That didn't take long. After testing the waters that Groupon and LivingSocial dominate, Facebook has pulled the plug on Deals....
An ode to Steve Jobs, visualized
Artist. Rebel. Taste maker. Trend setter. The outspoken leader of the largest technology firm in the world stepped down this...
Razer Blade gaming laptop launches, but the real story is the buzz behind it
It was a scumbag move, but in the end the sheep will still buy it. And so will I. When...
How to make a strong password
They are the keys we use to get to some of the most important parts of our online lives....
NASA visualization of a black hole devouring a star
In late March 2011, NASA's Swift satellite alerted astronomers to intense and unusual high-energy flares from a new source in...
3/4 of US states do not have solar incentives
When it comes to renewable energy, solar is often considered the easiest to acquire. The sun is a source of...
Sony introduces world’s first recordable binoculars
Although the $1,400 price tag for Sony’s all-new high-end binoculars is a bit steep, the DEV-3 and DEV-5 are anything...
What Steve Jobs really brought to Apple
As the man most responsible for the success of the largest tech company in the world steps down for medical...
I know the Steve Jobs story is big, but @techmeme – seriously?
This is huge news. It has been huge news for a while ever since we found out that the co-founder...
Mind-Blowing fact: there were over 900 million mentions of the Copa America Tournament on Twitter
If the statistic is true (and there's no reason to believe otherwise - heck, it's on the internet!), then there...
The social evolution of gaming
Gaming was once ripe with solitude and individualism. Sure, there were multiplayer games, but that required people to be playing...
Billabong V1 wetsuit: safer surfing for brahs everywhere
As sports go, surfing is one that has always had the stigma of being both relatively safe and potentially deadly....
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...