
A "smart" science lesson
Intelligence, from a scientific perspective, is a broad, and deep comprehension—"catching on,” “making sense,” of things, or “figuring out” what to do.
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Intelligence, from a scientific perspective, is a broad, and deep comprehension—"catching on,” “making sense,” of things, or “figuring out” what to do.

It was a problem that had been solved for all intents and purposes years ago when YouTube put the power into the hands of major copyright owners.

Facebook may or may not have abandoned its long-rumored dream of having its own branded handsets, but that doesn't mean it doesn't want to be on every…

The Pez is strong with this one. If there's one thing we've learned about true geeks over the years, it's that they love Star Wars in any form.

The internet didn't create trolls. It made them more widespread because it made being one easier.

If you're going to give up something that you really enjoy, you might as well get paid for it.

2010 saw the launch of what are now two major social media websites - Pinterest and Instagram.

There are many ways to go about launching a new product, and there are many ways to fail before you even get off the ground.

There's something epic about the power of old videos. They can bring us back in time and help us remember how things were in our lives if we were old enough…

Yahoo knew that when they brought Marissa Mayer over from Google to run their struggling company, that they would be getting a connection with their…
![What are the most successful startups since 2004? [infographic]](/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/most-successful-startups-since-2004.jpg)
The year 2004 was the year that would change the way the world would communicate forever. We did not know then that a little startup, an idea born from the…

Over the first few thousand years of our existence (up until 2003), humankind generated 5 billion GB of data. Today, we generate that amount every two days.

There's a minor journalistic debate currently happening surrounding the marketing, particularly how social media played into the Super Bowl ads, that is…

If you consider yourself even remotely interested in technology, you've heard the term “algorithm." An algorithm is defined as a set of instructions for…

Are they alien eggs, fungal growths, or wet air freshener balls? Those are the questions being asked about thousands of purple balls that were found in the…

Every month we cover the UFO activity for the previous month using some excellent footage that is compiled by AnonymousFO.

Move over Apple! Android shifted into gear in 2012, providing 93.8 million phones with their operating system.

When it was released, L.A. Noire shook the gaming world. It was the first to be featured at the Tribeca Film Festival because of the craft and care used to…

There are four primary ways that a malevolent entity, whether it be terrorists or a foreign state, could go about attacking the United States or any country…

Have you ever wanted a toilet seat on a motorcycle that runs on bio-waste? No? Well, if you’d ever thought about it, I bet you’d wish you could have one.

When a headline such as " Broad Powers Seen for Obama in Cyberstrikes " appears on the NY Times, my initial response is a skeptical one.

What would you say if I told you that the tools you need to accomplish everything you need professionally and practically are at your fingertips in a…

There is something on the web for everyone and with internet usage almost doubling what it was five years ago, there has got to be a way to hold all that…

When Antrepo was looking at vintage 30 mm cameras from Japan's dominant gadget days of the 70s and 80s, they noticed a common theme in the logos.