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Despite a cure in hand, a vaccine is the only way to end malaria (and may be right around the corner)

Despite a cure in hand, a vaccine is the only way to end malaria (and may be right around the corner)

Technology and science often move faster than the money and logistics required to implement it. Such is the case with...

Technology use on American college campuses

Technology use on American college campuses

Colleges have always been a venue for the latest and greatest in technology to not only be used, but often...

Security: The final piece to the digital wallet puzzle

Security: The final piece to the digital wallet puzzle

We have everything we need. The technology has been around for over a decade. The adoption of smartphones and other...

Germany captures 43% of the world’s solar power

Germany captures 43% of the world’s solar power

Few developments, notions, or facts relating to green technology surprise us anymore. Alternative energy continues to expand while oil consumption...

Where business intelligence stands in the mobile world

Where business intelligence stands in the mobile world

The concept of business intelligence has been around for decades, but only in the last dozen or so years has...

Teens and the cruel world of social networking

Teens and the cruel world of social networking

Social networking really started with teens on MySpace. Since then, it has progressed to the rest of the world. MySpace...

Minority Report (in real life)

Minority Report (in real life)

The Tom Cruise-driven vision of a future (almost) completely without murder worked with the concept that if we could use...

Why crowdfunding may be the future of startups

Why crowdfunding may be the future of startups

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

Going Digital: The rise of e-receipts and paperless storage

Going Digital: The rise of e-receipts and paperless storage

Technology has been accused of ruining many things in the world and in society, but there are times when it...

Who is really using Google+?

Who is really using Google+?

Google+ is the Facebook killer. Google+ is a fad. Google+ will break records. Google+ will fall flat. These and many...

Can STEM fix America?

Can STEM fix America?

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

Will 2012 be a rebound year for IPOs?

Will 2012 be a rebound year for IPOs?

2010 was a good year for the economy in terms of the number of initial public offerings (IPO). 2011 is...

What people are doing online right now

What people are doing online right now

The internet takes up a huge part of our daily lives. Many of us have integrated real-world activities into our...

Everything you needed to know about firewalls

Everything you needed to know about firewalls

The term "firewall" has one that most people know but few understand. It's often confused with anti-virus software because of...

A dummy’s guide to typefaces

A dummy’s guide to typefaces

 In design, typeface can be everything. People associate a brand with certain typefaces. Personalities of individuals can be expressed with...

Is Microsoft on to something with “Graymail”?

Is Microsoft on to something with “Graymail”?

For many tech-savvy web users, Microsoft's Hotmail has become a badge of ancient times, a service that was valid a...

Six Privacy Concerns About Facebook’s Latest Features

Six Privacy Concerns About Facebook’s Latest Features

It's been over a month since Mark Zuckerberg unveiled many of the changes that have happened or will happen soon...

The tablet takeover of eCommerce

The tablet takeover of eCommerce

In so many things, understanding comes by following the money. It works in many criminal cases, political decisions, and societal...

Ruling the web in education

Ruling the web in education

The growth of the internet over the past two decades has sparked a dramatic increase in its use as an...

Why money is driving the virtual buying boom (and not for the obvious reason)

Why money is driving the virtual buying boom (and not for the obvious reason)

It's easy to say that purchasing anything, even virtual goods, is driven by money. It's almost a nonsense statement; of...