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Just when you thought that the extent of the NSA’s spying on American citizens was fully known, more keeps popping up. Since 2010, the National Security Agencyhas been exploiting its huge collections of data to create sophisticated graphs of some Americans’ social connections that can identify
It’s common for games to go through development and prepare for launch, only to be shelved at the last moment. A new report shows that Star Wars themed games were commonly left in gaming limbo. Here are some of the titles. In the wake of LucasArts’ closure earlier this year, new details
The automotive industry had been behind for quite a while when it came to emerging technologies. Over the last decade, the industry in general has gone from behind the times to cutting edge. Now, they might be too far ahead of the rest of the infrastructure necessary to make their technologies effec
If anything has been proven by technology over the last two decades, it’s that amazing results can come from tiny gadgets. If you’re not satisfied with the sound quality coming from your computer, there’s a little device that can help. NuForce announced the release today of its 3rd
They haven’t taken off yet, but most of the big players haven’t made their entry into the smartwatch segment yet. When that changes, analysts are expecting the trend to explode. This plays nicely with our predictions on smartwatches earlier this month month. From what we’ve seen of the i
There is little question about the killing power of rifles when in the wrong hands. Politically speaking, it’s been a hot topic for a year. Now, one might not need to be a sharpshooter to be dangerous. Smart rifles make it easy for a novice to be deadly. Is this a good idea? As Hillman [&helli
When you think of sports, you normally don’t think of whether or not the wireless connectivity at the station is strong. Perhaps more college athletics programs should be considering it because it’s a reason that attendance is dropping at games. Down in the southern United States where c
Parents and teens alike fear the scum of the earth that hack into webcams to spy on children. When the person in question happens to be Miss Teen USA, the FBI won’t be far behind. The sextortionist who snapped nude pictures of Miss Teen USA Cassidy Wolf through her laptop’s webcam has be
As short histories go, this is one of the most interesting that you’ll read all day. It starts with a current day concept from Elon Musk and continues back the past, then onward into the future. As Elon Musk announces the next in a series of increasingly ambitious projects, Hyperloop, I though
Technically speaking, Peter Coffin’s “UFO” isn’t a UFO at all since it’s an “Identified Flying Object”, but that’s not the point. The artist isn’t making a political statement, nor is he trying to spook people. He simply wants them to think. By d
With so many diverse groups fighting side-by-side some days, against each other on other days, terrorist group al qaeda has decided to take to social media. With Iran’s president doing the same thing, this might be a trend. An official al Qaeda website that is restricted to members of the terr
New York City may have initially failed when it came to the emerging technologies and relationships of sharing, but they’re trying to make up for their initial snipe against the use of Airbnb. Airbnb, a home-renting site that is one of the vanguards of the so-called “sharing economy,” has been
