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Music and movie suggestion algorithms are designed to expand your library by suggesting content they think you’ll like. They do this by analyzing your data and finding patterns. While this seems simple enough, the algorithms lack the ability to detect the nuances of people’s tastes, and
A new website called Screech sifts through Twitter and collects all of the posts from people who are seeking answers to questions. The website then highlights these questions in a stream that users can browse and allows them to respond to the questions they know the answer to. The designer of Screec
Tech companies have found that the “built environment” offered by urban areas is a necessity when hiring tech employees. These environments are very attractive to top tech employees as they offer a proximity to amenities and an efficient neighborhood design, as well as several other advantages. It i
The less-cynical might point to all of the numbers and positives that happened at Microsoft during Steve Ballmer’s stay as CEO, but the reality is that he missed the boat on many occasions. Here’s why: Apple released the first iPhone in 2007. Microsoft’s Windows Phone didn’t appear until
It’s here. Now that we have it, it’s time to get the word about everything that is already known about the next generation gaming console. You may have heard, but the PlayStation 4 was released this Friday. Whether you already picked one up or are waiting to see what the reaction is, we
Some of those who were arrested as a result of warrantless will be informed that it happened, according to the US Attorney General’s office. On Friday, the Washington Post published an account of an interview it held with US Attorney General Eric Holder, who said the Department of Justice woul
The best news the US government received this week was that the privacy groups that have been going after them ever since Edward Snowden’s revelations and even before then are now turning their focus on the large tech companies that may be complicit in this whole mess. Several advocacy groups
Do you even drone, bro? If not, you may be surprised at just how easy it is to get started flying, soaring, and maybe even spying a little. Drone, UAV, sUAS – there are a lot of names for the little (and not so little) flying robots that, over the next five to 10 years, […]
Some call them geeks. Some call them losers. The reality is that cosplaying is not something that can be easily stereotyped. We’re not just obsessed fans with nothing better to do. If you get on our bad side, we don’t take it lightly as Hot Topic learned recently. Amazingly, some people
That didn’t take long. Playstation 4 just launched and an alarming number of reports of them coming in DOA are already coming in. After its launch on Friday, the PlayStation 4 has come under fire from some gamers who say their units have been dead on arrival. The most troubling reports describ
He’s clearly not your average Pope (if there even is such a thing). Pope Francis uses technology as a tool in ways that have never been seen from the Vatican. Will this help him reach more people with a message of faith or is it simply something to improve the power of the Catholic church? [&h
It’s hard to be environmentally conscious these days. It’s not as simple as getting people to recycle. Today’s biggest challenges are often in conflict with each other. In deciding how best to meet the world’s growing needs for energy, the answers depend crucially on how the questi
