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What’s buzzing on social media isn’t necessarily indicative of what’s actually being watched, but that’s not stopping Nielsen from modernizing their ratings around social media. CBS Corp.’s “The Big Bang Theory” and “NCIS” are among the most-watc
The realization that asteroids can sneak up on us after the Russian incident earlier this year. Now, they’re going to really put more effort into looking for the big one. With Ben Affleck as Batman, we’ll need Bruce Willis to do a solo mission if they find one. More than 1,000 people wer
Cars are trying to be as connected as possible but the automakers aren’t keeping pace with the technology. Here’s a look at what the future of connected cars might actually be. Most current in-car infotainment and “telematics” systems follow a common theme in their design. Fo
We might not be able to go to national parks but we can go to Mars. That’s the word out of Washington as the Mars mission is not slowing down over politics. The recent shutdown of the US government has not stopped NASA from its Mars mission. The space agency said the upcoming mission is [&hell
Every blogger gets a wild hair (or even hare) every now and then that makes them get on a soapbox and rant. Twitter has been the victim of a lot of those lately, particularly when it comes to revenue. In the rant below, the discussion turns somewhat political, very cultural, and highly personal. It&
It’s hard for those with a relatively free internet to understand what it’s like to wonder whether or not your post is going to be visible or not. It may make it through or it may get censored. For those in the country who care about their freedom to communicate online, there’s a w
Society has changed since the days when flight attendants were called “stewardess” and planes were routed through the mental acuity of air traffic controllers. It’s a digital age and the restrictions are starting to get lifted. Is this finally a 21st century FAA mindset being put i
If you think you’re being monitored now, you’re not experiencing anywhere near what athletes will face at the Moscow Winter Olympics. It’s “Prism on steroids” and ALL communications will be monitored. Athletes and spectators attending the Winter Olympics in Sochi in Feb
Service manuals are supposed to be comprehensive. In the case of the Nexus 5, all the information is there for people to see. At this rate, there won’t be many surprises for Google and LG to reveal when they finally announce the Nexus 5. A leaked service manual for the LG-built Nexus 5 confirms some
Despite patches, there are still things plaguing the new venture into an online world of Grand Theft Auto. Here are five things that are still broken. I’m desperately trying to log some hours into GTA Online in order to be able to convey what I think about it, but it’s proving difficult. Like every
The promise of the upcoming smartwatch phenomenon is great enough to bring all of the major gadget companies to the table. Samsung was the first of the usual suspects to make a mass-market smartwatch but did they rush it for the sake of being first? Considering what the Galaxy Gear does (or rather,
It couldn’t get much worse for BlackBerry. Of course, that’s what they thought a couple of weeks ago and again last week. Perhaps this is the week when the bad news stops, but not before learning that their own investors are coming after them for being misled. A class action lawsuit has
