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Building a startup represents the 21st century equivalent of the "American Dream." It's not a direct comparison, as it has become a global endeavor and...

In what could only be described as Mario Kart meets ocean's bottom, these HydroBOB suits will allow a user to...

Apple, while keeping up with the times, has decided that it is time to unveil a new set of iMacs to the world. There are two base models — with...

Sony has been beaten up pretty badly lately, but this is kicking 'em while they're down: hackers have compromised Sony Online Entertainment, which provide...

YouTubist EdsJunk wants to build you an Xbox Slim laptop - and he's not above charging you hard-earned...

Your employees are the DNA of your business. When lines of communication are broken or fragmented, the value and efficiency of your business break down as...

When people make predictions about future technologies that come true, they are seen as visionaries. When people miss terribly with their predictions,...

Researchers at MIT have genetically modified a virus that helps carbon nanotubes self-assemble along solar cells to improve efficiency of electron...

Every computer, hair dryer, and electric car that needs juice to operate takes a toll on the infrastructure of the various power grids around the world....

Good luck, guys. Two Michigan residents are filing a class-action suit against Google over the sudden location-tracking brouhaha that's been going down in...

If you're an active Sony Playstation network user, you're aware that it was "game over" last week as hackers made their way into the network and made off...

If there's one thing that Apple has done exceptionally well over the past decade, it's advertising. They have built a subculture around their products...

I've been a huge supporter of Android over the past year. Ever since I purchased my Droid X, things have been okay. I'm checking my email, staying on top...

In addition to developing its own all-electric powertrains, BMW has recently formed the new "i" brand to sell next-generation EVs and hybrids. The German...

If you were in the management team at Sony - especially Sony Computer Entertainment - life is probably a little stressful right now. Knowing that you may...

Jaiku was a service that the entered microblogging scene at the right time in 2007, arguably offering a superior service to Twitter. The company’s...

Okay, so the LEGO thing has been played out over the Internet for far too much, and I might have contributed, but there is just something about LEGOs that...

Here is a beautiful collection of real-life infographics by Jose Duarte. They integrate real-life photography with data visualization techniques to create...

Between a budget shortfall in California and cuts in federal funding, the ongoing "Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence" is going into hibernation...

There is something beautiful about this video, directed by Philip Andelman. It is difficult to explain....

2010 was the year of the iPhone (again) as more Americans who planned on purchasing a smartphone intended to buy an iPhone - about 1/3rd. The 1st quarter...

Well, it's certainly about time. Nintendo has confirmed that the rumoured 'Project Café' - the whispered-of successor to the rapidly-aging Wii - will be...

If there's one major complaint that almost every tech company in the world has to deal with from time to time, it's tech support. When you have upset...

Communication is often the key to coordinating responses to disasters. From 9/11 to the Japan tsunami, keeping people on the ground in touch with the...