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A week before Christmas in two years, the wait will be over. We’ll finally get to see if Disney revived the most storied movie franchise of all time or if they continued its downward spiral. There have been so many rumors and net speculation about Star Wars lately, but here’s an official piece
Three programmers from San Francisco have built their own version of Healthcare.gov over the course of “a few late nights”. While the website doesn’t have the same functionality of the government website, it still demonstrates how Healthcare.gov can improve its design. A trio of pr
With massive amounts of advocacy and progressions in modern technology, a green society is now easier than ever for us to achieve, and it will only get easier. The question is, will we put forth the effort to turn our society green before it’s too late? The green message has never been stronge
Tech experts Annalee Newitz and Joichi Ito have described how the future of technology is seeded in biology. As our devices become more and more personalized as time goes by they will inevitably become integrated with our bodies. A lot of you, dear readers, may remember a time when mobile phones did
Prefundia is a new startup that aims to help projects get crowdfunding before they launch their crowdfunding campaigns, essentials crowdfunding a crowdfunding campaign. While this may sound a bit odd, the people at Prefundia claim that it has a 71% success rate. Prefundia wants to help crowdfunding
The Federal Aviation Administration has released a “roadmap” that details what needs to happen before drones can be allowed in US airspace. The FAA has also announced plans to establish six test locations around the country where they can experiment with ways to let drones into US airspa
Continuing its recent trend of stocking up on e-learning technology, Intel has acquired Kno, a new education software startup. This is yet another move that makes it clear that Intel sees a lot of value in education software. Intel has a sharp focus on the education sector as of late, whether you co
The Robo Faber is a small robot created by Matthias Dörfelt that is programed with a semi-random algorithm that will make the robot draw sketches for eternity. Each sketch is completely random and unique. You might have a Roomba at home scurrying around your feet, and the Robo Faber created by artis
The IT revolution has been happening for a couple of decades now as jobs are plentiful in the land of tech. The challenge has been that the barrier to entry for students is often too high because it’s something that most have had to start in their spare time rather than through structured cour
We are what we surf on, right? That would be a silly statement except for the fact that in today’s digital age, it’s not far from the truth. Our identities are fragmented across dozens of websites, mobile applications and databases. Every day, these programs simultaneously squawk at us w
The greatest compliment possible for a science fiction writer: when the FBI thinks you’re getting a little too close to reality and they investigate you for being a potential Russian spy. Such was the life of Isaac Asimov. In 1960, Isaac Asimov was a tenured professor of biochemistry at Boston
Sarah Connor is more than the mother of the fictional Terminator resistance leader. She’s more than the topic of a good but failed television series. She’s more than a tough lass. She’s one of the most important female symbols of modern movies and they better get her right in the u
