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Lenticular lenses guide pedestrians to the right
The same technology used in 3D postcards and glasses-free 3D televisions is being used by a Japanese research group at...
RC Ironman is an ultimate geek toy
Most geeks have had a longing at one point or another for some sort of remote controlled flying toy. We...
Google abandons newspaper scanning project
Google has announced that it will shut down its News Archives project, an initiative aimed at digitizing the world’s newspapers...
From railroads to Facebook: The evolution of networks
Since the beginning of organized communication and transportation, networks have been embedded as an easier way to make things happen....
Three misguided fears about the web
Every so often, almost like clockwork, someone will come out and say that the internet is ruining everything. This week,...
Report: new MacBook Airs will arrive in June
According to reports, Apple’s new MacBook Air is slated to be launched in June or July. In typical Apple fashion,...
iPhone 5 dropping on November 21st?
According to British gadget mag T3, the iPhone 5 (or 4S, depending on which rumours you're believing) could be on...
New memoir paints less than positive portrait of Bill Gates
Although he’s not quite the household name as Bill Gates, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen is undeniably an incredibly influential technology...
Google asks Nevada to allow self-driving cars
According to the New York Times, Google is secretly lobbying for legislation that would make self-driving cars legal in the...
The best ways to beat information overload
There once was a time on this grand internet of ours that finding information was hard. You knew there was...
Microsoft grabs Skype. Now what?
Microsoft announced this morning that they are moving forward with plans to buy Skype for $8.5 billion in cash from...
Tumblr launches its own share button
Microblogging platform Tumblr has finally launched its own 'Share on Tumblr' button, following in the footsteps of other popular blogging...
Facebook fuels advertising growth with new social video ads
Facebook’s latest attempt at monetization includes video ads that are embedded inside games. The ads can be closed, but users...
Four Conditions Necessary For a REAL Tablet Market
So, let's get this out of the way now: there is no 'tablet market'.There is no huge demographic out there...
The anatomy of a newborn tech company
Building a startup represents the 21st century equivalent of the "American Dream." It's not a direct comparison, as it has...
Ladies, prepare to get wet (and men too)!
In what could only be described as Mario Kart meets ocean's bottom, these HydroBOB suits will allow a user to...
Apple: new iMacs with Thunderbolt, FaceTime HD, and more power
Apple, while keeping up with the times, has decided that it is time to unveil a new set of iMacs...
Your personal Uno transformer can now be pre-ordered
What began as a high school science fair project has quickly turned into an international sensation. The innovative self-balancing two-wheeled...
The Cost of Fragmented Communication in the Enterprise
Your employees are the DNA of your business. When lines of communication are broken or fragmented, the value and efficiency...
136 years of failed tech predictions
When people make predictions about future technologies that come true, they are seen as visionaries. When people miss terribly with...