Legacy Archive

The ebb and flow of venture capital, IPOs, angel funding, and private equity investing makes forming a feasible startup challenging at times. It often...

Stunning. Intuitive. Brilliant. Worthless? The first three words in the series can clearly be used to describe the CNN #COP17 Ecosphere Project, a...

It's been a long time since a concept car has really sparked the imagination of tech geeks and car enthusiasts alike. When Toyota unveiled their latest...

Technology has been accused of ruining many things in the world and in society, but there are times when it helps to preserve the natural elements around...

After a failed attempt to beat location-based check-in service Foursquare last year, Facebook has re-entered the arena by purchasing Foursquare's biggest...

Few devices have come along that have truly made me say, "Wow". Perhaps the last one was the first iPhone. Even the iPad did little to earn my excitement....

Laugh synth for iOS has just been released, compatible with both iPhone and iPad. Laugh Synth makes it possible create laughing sounds with a simple touch...

The only thing certain about the future of daily deals is that the industry's future is uncertain. It's not a play on words or a failed attempt at...

Google+ is the Facebook killer. Google+ is a fad. Google+ will break records. Google+ will fall flat. These and many other opinions are floating around...

In Mark Zuckerberg's response to the FTC, we learned that Facebook is being forced to be more transparent, more privacy-oriented, and to get permission...

Skyrim is, of course, a hugely popular game. It's immense in scope and the manhours it took to put it together will only be eclipsed by the hours the...

Two trends in American culture contradict each other. On one hand, technological and scientific fields are struggling to find qualified people to fill...

Google has always kept their search algorithms close to the vest, but in recent weeks they've opened up a bit more than usually and given glimpses of what...

2010 was a good year for the economy in terms of the number of initial public offerings (IPO). 2011 is trending to be slower overall with 76 as of October...

When I heard that Google had put out their first Google+ television commercial, I was both impressed and a little excited. "Finally," I thought, "they're...

The biotechnology industry has been booming for decades in the United States, Europe, and Japan, but recent advancements in both science and economic...

After last week's high-energy American Censorship Day flew through with amazing responses from websites everywhere, much of the buzz has faded in the last...

In the not-too-distant past, Macs were a relative rarity in the laptop bags of those attending open source conferences. Not so anymore. I recently had the...

Among the perks of attending an online college is the flexible schedule and leftover time to hang out, read, play video games, or even socialize....

The Kindle Fire was just the start of Jeff Bezos' and Amazon's "Holiday Gadget War 2011" against Apple (and everyone else). From now until next Monday,...

In the next year or two (anyone's guess is valid at this point) Facebook will be releasing a smartphone by HTC according to AllThingsD. Its codename:...

The future of the internet and computing might be in the cloud, but people are reluctant to give up their hard drives and programs. This has been made...

The internet takes up a huge part of our daily lives. Many of us have integrated real-world activities into our online and mobile experience to the point...

When people spend too much time on a game, they are often ridiculed. In the case of Vincent Ocasla, he took science and art to the highest level in Sim...