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Personal jetpack breaks 3000 feet
Despite dozens of designs and millions of dollars spent over the decades on engineering a true, usable personal jetpack that...
Blue Army: China’s 30-strong commando unit of cyberwarriors
What many have believed for a long time has been confirmed. "Blue Army", a Chinese military unit of highly-skilled hackers,...
PBS hacked, posts that Tupac is still alive
PBS was hacked today by LulzSec, a notorious group of hackers who attack for "fun and infamy" rather than for...
The evolution of spam (not the luncheon meat)
Pork, salt, water, sugar, and sodium hydrate. Those are the general ingredients for Hawaii's favorite meat substitute. Unfortunately (or fortunately,...
Twitter officially acquires TweetDeck
TweetDeck, a groundbreaking dashboard for monitoring what people are saying in real-time, has officially been acquired by Twitter. After months...
E3 2011: What do Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony have up their sleeves?
E3, the gaming world's biggest show, is almost here. The annual event has become the place for a large portion...
Apple tells Lodsys to lay off iOS developers, but its impacts are minimal
Lodsys is a company on a mission. They have been determined to sue iOS developers who are, in their eyes,...
How apps are affecting big business
In the enterprise, technology often moves slowly. It's not what most would expect - big business was once the first...
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...