How a hypersonic 'SpaceLiner' would change intercontinental travel forever
Today, the fastest standard flight from Paris to Sydney requires one quick stop and takes about 22 hours.
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TECHi pre-pivot archive
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Voted most likely to live long and prosper
A thespian from the time he was 8, Leonard Nimoy would go on to become one of the most iconic characters in science fiction both on television and the big…
5 types of Facebook content that make local businesses stand out
In an environment with a billion users, millions of business pages, and just about every company in every industry trying to play along, it's hard to post…
In Germany, you're not expected to be able to live without internet access
The internet is officially an "essential" part of life in Germany according to a court ruling Thursday.
Is Facebook creating its own demise by building a moat around the castle?
Never has a internet company had so much information about its users. Facebook knows your friends. They know where you go in real life and online.
GoDaddy's first Super Bowl ad is a little less sexist than usual. A little
GoDaddy has built a name for itself through elephant-shooting CEOs , SOPA support , and sexist television ads that depict women in ways that are supposed to…
80s boomboxes return with elegant, portable design
Those of us old enough to remember the somewhat-cool-but-mostly-annoying boomboxes that were carries on streets, across playgrounds, and on public…
Twitter's Vine video app almost lasts half a day before Facebook cuts it off
The cold war between Facebook and Twitter continued Thursday and nobody was really surprised by it.
Steve Wozniak declares first clip from Steve Jobs biopic "Not close"
When Gizmodo posted the Entertainment Weekly video of the first released clip from the upcoming movie jOBS , they declared in their headline that it was…
One screen just isn't enough: #firstworldproblems
With 81% of Americans using smartphones while watching television, it's clear that we've developed a penchant for multi-screen consumption of content.
Global impact: 4 ways technology has connected our world
The rapid development of business and personal technology has revolutionized our world within the space of a handful of generations.
Nuclear blizzard strikes Pennsylvania
There's probably nothing to worry about. It's just an unexpected weather phenomenon created by man-made nuclear cooling technology mixed with bitterly cold…
The legend of the Porsche 911
The legendary Porsche 911 is rich with history and beloved by passionate automotive enthusiasts throughout the world.
Is Google in cahoots with the government to hide the depths of privacy infringement?
Put your tin foil hats on. It's conspiracy theory time. Since 2010, Google has been tracking and releasing their bi-yearly Transparency Report .
UFO activity in December, 2012
Every month we cover the UFO activity for the previous month using some excellent footage that is compiled by AnonymousFO.
Dolphin tangled in fishing line "asks" diver for help
Everyone knows that dolphins are intelligent. They may be the most intelligent creatures in the animal kingdom and have been known to interact with boats and…
