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Several companies have been trying to fight the unfair system used by most wireless service providers. The partnership between Zact and Best Buy is the latest development in an effort to bring a fair system to consumers. Imagine if instead of buying groceries and paying only for what you need, you h
Since it was first announced, there have been massive amounts of speculation and anticipation for Valve’s Steam Machine, but as usual Valve has maintained almost complete silence until just recently. Steam Machines will start launching next year. One of Valve’s proprietary Steam Controll
The U.S Navy’s new surveillance drone looks more like a news chopper more than a piece of next0generation military equipment, but don’t let it’s appearance fool, this thing is a beast. Recently, a new aircraft took off from the tarmac at Point Mugu air force base in California. Loo
Ladar Levison, the creator of Lavabit, has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund his new open-source, dark mail encrypted email project. The project is looking to raise $196,608 to take the Lavabit source code and turn it into a free and open-source project with the new dark mail protocol. Dark ma
Deserts are obviously an excellent place to build a solar power plant. The only issue is that the abundant dust can severely damage the solar panels. Dust-cleaning robots may be the solution. San Jose-based SunPower has acquired Greenbotics, a Davis company that is a leader in developing robotic tec
Valve has come to dominate the PC gaming world since it’s inception but will it be able to successfully combine the benefits of a PC and a console in one device? Take a good hard look at Valve’s Steam Machine, because it’s the last time you’ll see it. Er, something like that.
The miniature version of Nintendo’s best selling video game console will be coming to the American market in a few weeks. The Wii console was a cultural phenomenon when it was released to the world in 2006. To continue this legacy and share the fun with as many people as possible, Nintendo is
Their deal fell apart, they are no longer for sale, and their CEO is out. Just a normal day in the world of BlackBerry. In a stunning turn of events, BlackBerry announced Monday that its $4.7-billion buyout had fallen through, that it was no longer for sale and that Chief Executive Thorsten Heins wa
Based on the billions of dollars that mobile transactions generate for companies all over the world it’s a surprise that governments haven’t already started taxing them. The Thai government is considering imposing taxes on transactions conducted via mobile apps, the Bangkok Post reports,
The only news you ever really hear about hard drives is about lower prices and increased storage, but now Western Digital is mixing things up by announcing that they’re going to be shipping hard drives packed with helium. Today, Western Digital is going to announce something a little different
The idea of a moving city has been around for ages but it has never actually been plausible until now. Architizer showcases this awesome engineering and architectural project: a roaming city that would will actually work if someone builds it. In the past, some people have imagined roaming cities but
With a name like the Black Hornet you’d expect this bit of military hardware to be dangerous and intimidating but in reality this tiny UAV only weighs 2.1 ounces and can fit in a soldier’s pocket. Weighing only 2.1 ounces (16 grams), the Black Hornet looks like a tiny toy helicopter. But
