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The initial reaction from those in government is probably negative. He’s already blown their beloved surveillance program out of the water with his leaks. Going to Germany to “clarify” more will only do more harm, right? Actually, this might be the only thing that could mend the re
If nobody loses money from playing their casino games, how could the government consider regulating them? That’s part of the stance of a new coalition of social casino gaming companies that want to prevent the seeds of regulation before Washington gets any big ideas. Free-to-play games are unr
So, you want a computer to monitor you. That’s fine. You want it to be in your arm, under your skin. That’s a little weird, but it might be more prevalent in the not too distant future so it’s definitely not unheard of in 2013. The kicker that takes it to the realm of absolute [&he
If there’s one reason to believe that Photobucket will succeed in a crowded photo-sharing world, it’s not because they just passed Flickr. Their 26 million users are still dwarfed by the hottest social photo app, Instagram, with over 65 million. No, the reason that Photobucket may succee
It’s almost inconceivable to believe that a company that started off as a daily deals offering for people to find local deals on things they may or may not need had not really ever adjusted their site and mobile focus to highlight their localization. In fact, one might not have ever known that
This isn’t a matter of someone being ousted. Co-founder and current CEO Allen DeBevoise is wanting a day-to-day operations person to run the company he’s been building for eight years while he continues at the high-altitude role of board chairman. In the meantime, they’re also look
What we’ve been able to see through the speculations of journalists and the revelations of Edward Snowden may not even tell us a small part of the NSA network spying story. Bruce Schneier has a worth-reading post about the latest reports on the NSA infiltrating the network connections for Goog
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
It’s fast. The SR-71 has been a piece of engineering genius that has stood the test of time. Its successor, the SR-72, will go twice as fast and could be hitting the skies in 2030. The famous SR-71 Blackbird was put out to pasture over a decade ago – but the legendary Skunk Works aviation [&he
Woof, a new app available on iTunes, lets you mark on a map the places where your dog has hiked their leg. Other users will see where your dog has made his mark and you in turn can see where other dogs have marked their territory. Technology is going to the dogs – literally. And the latest […
Heavy equipment operators have salaries that can reach up to six figures. Add in the cost of housing oil sands workers and it’s no wonder Suncor, a Canadian oil company, wants to replace human workers with autonomous machines. Extracting oil from oil sands requires some of the
People have made some crazy body modifications over the years but this may be the only one that actually has a practical use. Self-professed biohacker Tim Cannon has become the first human being to have a non-medical computer implanted inside his body. The Circadia 1.0 is about the size of a small s
