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After the Stanley Cup loss which lead to riots last night in Vancouver, outraged Canadians have taken their fight for justice to Facebook and social...
Each year, college students drop out of universities, men and women leave their jobs, and people of all ages begin setting up shop in their basement or...

Touchscreen technology has changed the way we do many things in our lives. The electric connection created by our fingers and other items makes mobile...

Only a short while after its release, the Nintendo 3DS, the successor to the most popular handheld of all time, sold a mere 97,000 units in the US last...

Advances in mobile search are now leading to changes in desktop search. On a mobile phone, users can search using their voice or by using a picture. Now...

With alarmists sounding the alarms and naysayers saying, "nay," it's certainly looking very similar to the way things were over a decade ago right before...

The most recent statistics according the IE6 Countdown shows that the world as a whole is at 10.9% usage on IE6. The United States, Turkey, Canada,...

Michael Crichton and Steven Speilberg were onto something with Jurassic Park. Unfortunately, it wasn't real science. This is. Paleontologist Jack Horner...

Regardless of which side of the debate you're on, one thing is clear: Jeff Bezos and Amazon are fighting with everything they've got to keep states from...

Google has never really had a problem with getting or presenting data. They have so much information stored in rows of petabyte servers spanning the world...
When you're hold the attention of hundreds of millions of users, it's good to "give back" every now and then. YouTube is doing just that with their new As...

Mobile devices have become an integral part of every day life for millions of people. Small businesses are following this trend and adopting the use of...

Sony product owners, get your bookmark ready. HasSonyBeenHackedThisWeek will save you some time.It's a sign of both ingenuous concern and indignant humor,...
When Nintendo came out with Gamecube, many believed that it was their end. Sony and Microsoft had consoles that were miles ahead and Nintendo seemed like...

Add to your personal list of things that don't need to exist (everyone keeps one of those, right?) this remote-controlled car, which has the singular...

At the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco this week, Apple introduced iCloud, a set of free new cloud services that work with applications...

Back in the day, we used to watch television. That was before the internet, gaming, and iPads. Xbox is making a move to revive the old television channels...

App watchdog group ViaForensics has been running popular Android and iPhone apps through their system to see who is encrypting sensitive data such as...

Bob Ross is beloved by millions who enjoy his easy-going demeanor and colorful ways of expressing himself through paintings. His view of the world has...

YouTube announced a couple of moves that will make users happier. First, they are allowing HD preview images to be used on high-quality videos of 480p of...

With all of the hype surrounding E3 and the new technologies, improving systems, and stunning games, it's easy to miss one of the most important (for old...
If you're Apple with a goal of 12,000 employees under one roof, what better place to put them than in a building that looks like a spaceship? That's the...
With Star Wars Kinect previews coming out and disappointing real fans such as myself, I thought it was appropriate to show my age and reminisce a bit....