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A decade after touching down on the martian surface, NASA’s Opportunity rover—which is still ticking, by the way—has achieved a rather unique record: the farthest distance covered by a vehicle off-world. Opportunity breezed past the 25-mile mark just this past Sunday, overtaking the previous record
We’ve all been there: You see a hashtag trending on Twitter or in something your friend tweeted…except you have no idea what it means or what’s going on. Twitter, it seems, has heard your cries of confusion, and is working on a new feature that should help. According to The Wall Street Journal
One of the most important launches for General Motors Co. and Chevrolet this year isn’t necessarily a vehicle, according to Chevrolet Chief Marketing Officer Tim Mahoney. It’s the launch of the Detroit-based automaker’s in-vehicle OnStar 4G LTE. “This is a game changer,”
Apple subsidiary Beats on Friday uploaded a short 30-second spot to its Twitter account featuring two of its animated “Pill” creatures and the Siri virtual assistant, marking the first collaborative ad effort since Apple bought the audio company in May. It is unknown if the clip will be
It’s not really a secret that Sony’s been scraping by financially recently, despite the impressive success of the PlayStation 4 in the U.S. and Europe. The hardware manufacturer had good news for investors this week, though, as it posted improved sales between April and June as compared to last year
Before Google dominated search, Ask Jeeves depended on a team of humans to answer your internet queries. Ultimately, search algorithms killed the internet’s favorite butler, but the idea that humans are worthy competition for the software we create didn’t follow him to the grave. Case in
If the movies and TV shows are any indication, selling off stolen goods to pawn shops is a great way to unload them while making a quick buck. However in real life, that happens too and not only are valuable items such as jewelry, phones, cameras, and etc. that are being sold off, but video [&hellip
When Roger Shawyer first unveiled his EmDrive thruster back around 2003, the scientific community laughed at him. They said it was impossible, that it was based on a flawed concept, and couldn’t work because it goes against the laws of conservation of momentum. But somehow, despite all of the reason
There are several options available for those looking to muck about on Wikipedia on mobile, including paid and free third-party apps with various features. The Wikimedia Foundation has had its own official app since 2009, but it had been rating fairly poorly compared to, say, Wikipanion or Das Refer
The new law requiring Russian bloggers to register as media entities and hold themselves to the same standards as a full media organization has come into effect today. First signed info force by President Vladamir Putin in May this year, it’s now applicable to all blogs that manage to attract more t
Nanobots need the proper propulsion system if they’re going to be used to deliver drugs to targeted areas. Take for example this teeny-tiny corkscrew-shaped propeller made out of silica and nickel that’s developed by a group of German and Israeli scientists. The team says it’s arou
Oracle has announced the acquisition of TOA technologies, adding the latter’s product portfolio to its own. In due time, it will be absorbed into Oracle’s Customer Experience cloud and Oracle ERP solutions. The 11-year old TOA is based in Cleveland, Ohio and employs 500 people. It offers
