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3D printing has just recently started started to see mainstream use but the US Army is already pushing for advances in 4D printing. The U.S. Army Research Office has awarded $855,000 to three universities to make advances in 4D printing, which is the ability to 3D-print objects that can change their
One of the biggest obstacles for people who are watching their weight is that sometimes they just don’t know how many calories are in the food they’re eating. However, a new device from TellSpec may help dieters overcome this obstacle. Today there are wearable trackers available for just
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,
It isn’t often that you hear anything coming out of North Korea except rhetoric. Compared to their brothers to the south, they aren’t exactly gadget-friendly. This may soon be changing. North Korea is best known for its crushingly oppressive government and comically inept space program —
It’s a terrible annoyance that the NSA was spying on world leaders, including allies. It was a shame when they were spying on American citizens. When they start spying on the World Bank and the IMF, the President stepped in to put an end to the madness. President Barack Obama has ordered the N
Iran has come out with some monsters in the bad Photoshopping world. North Korea has staked their own claim for the top spot. Now, China has a potential winning entry into the worst Photoshopped piece of propaganda ever created. What was supposed to be a nice, heartwarming picture of four Chinese go
Getting more coders in the world has to start when people are young. They say you can’t teach on old dog new tricks and coding is tricky enough when you’re young, let alone when your eyes are failing and your brain is full of other things in life. This initiative could single-handedly ch
It was in 1963 when the audio tape was introduced. Oh, the memories, the songs. Today’s kids will never know why you would always want a pencil handy if you were working with an old tape or tape player. Then, of course, there’s the computer data component… When I bought the origina
Thanks to the whistleblowing of Edward Snowden, the NSA has been revealed to be going after data through companies like Google and Facebook. Now, those companies are making efforts to protect your data… or are they? Google has spent months and millions of dollars encrypting email, search queri
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
It’s hard to believe that many tech companies are waiting until now to realize that the activities the NSA has been perpetrating through and around them might actually be bad for business, but here we are. We’ve been arguing since the beginning of the Snowden leaks, that the tech industr
It’s one of the most anticipated games to come in the early part of the Christmas gaming rush. It’s also an extremely resource-heavy game. Does your PC have what it takes? With roots that stretch back more than a decade and enough fans to justify new content every year, Battlefield is am
