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With JetBlue and Delta being the first carriers to allow the use of devices on their flights during takeoff and landing, the alleged first photo depicting it was released today. Starting today, passengers on JetBlue and Delta flights will no longer be told to turn off their electronic devices before
You know those awesome startup ideas that you come up with but lack the time and ability to actually develop? Well a new company called Assembly will crowdsource your ideas for you, then pay you cash for them. Assembly is a new company creating a lot of buzz amongst the startup community right now,
Congress is playing the role of being on the side of the people prior to elections that will be heating up in a couple of months. They’re all saying the right rhetoric, making the right claims, and attempting to position themselves on the right side of the NSA line. The result of their propose
The ability to take a game with you rather than halt it while you leave is one of the most appealing new features of the PlayStation 4. You could be in the middle of fighting dragons or scoring goals when the need to leave the house arises – just about every gamer has experienced this [&hellip
Grand Theft Auto has been on a roller coaster the last month. They started off by releasing a game that was widely heralded and that broke records. Then, the released an online environment with flaws that would make one think the US government built it. They’re offering a little cheddar to mak
When geniuses get together, cool things can happen. When old geniuses come back together after they’ve done cool things, well, we may get to see what happens if a new Kickstarter is successful. A cool new Kickstarter campaign was launched today. Its goal? To reunite the original members of the
It’s an interesting question, one that sounds absurd at first but that actually starts hitting home once you think about it. If websites are in the business of guessing what we might be interested in based upon our clicks, aren’t we training it to fit into our past rather than give us th
The US government has an unannounced strategy when it comes to privacy legislation. When one fails, start another one. That’s a flaw in US politics as it’s easy to spin out an endless stream of seemingly different pieces of legislation in an effort to make the end goal come true. In this
When making movies, actors often try to emulate their characters by living in their shoes. Robert De Niro actually worked as a New York City cabbie for a time to prepare for his role in Taxi Driver. When you’re going to be playing an astronaut in space, sometimes you have to take on 2nd-hand k
Normally, when gadgets get an upgrade, they get a price hike as well. Amazon is in the business of giving more for less and they’re proving it with the upgrade and price reduction of the Kindle Fire HD. This is, of course, due to the release of the Kindle Fire HDX. No surprise, of course, [&he
Games in virtual worlds as massive as Grand Theft Auto V are bound to have glitches. Other games that operate in open landscapes have had some comical glitches, such as the hundreds documented in last year’s Skyrim release. This particular glitch in GTAV is ironic because if players park their
There’s a “disease” on the internet that plagues any entity that relies on other sources and exists for long enough. It’s called link rot, and thankfully it’s not contagious. It happens over time when links on a website or within documents no longer work. Websites chang
