3D printing 2.0, courtesy of MIT
Leave it to the brains at MIT to take a technology in its infancy and advance it ahead a few steps. That's what they've done with their new 3D printing...
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EV chargers to be required in all new Palo Alto homes
Encouraging people to go green isn't good enough in Palo Alto. As one of the tech centers of the world, it should come as no surprise that their intention is...
Even the government shutdown is bad news for BlackBerry
They just can't seem to catch a break. In one of the last reliable homes for their smartphones, the US government, the upcoming shutdown is going to affect the Canadian...
Facebook uses our data to make play for television dollars
Facebook has what the TV networks want - personal data. In a time when the NSA is being targeted for monitoring our personal information, Facebook uses the data the old...
Even Samsung thinks their Gear is worthless
The smartwatch revolution is just beginning and the first casualty may have already been logged. Samsung admits their Gear "lacks something special" and is likely to fail. Bulky, sluggish and...
Ad-killing device keeps your internet connection clean
Advertisers will hate it. If it takes off, it could eventually force entire websites to shut down from lack of revenue. Thankfully, this device hasn't taken off and it may...
How to use the internet, 1994 version
It's interesting to look back 20 years and see what people thought of certain things. The internet is definitely no exception as it has taken over a large chunk of...
Certain government sites will go offline over shutdown
From the Library of Congress to the FTC, several government agency websites will go offline for the government shutdown. With the possibility of an American federal government shutdown looming next...
Apple is finally more valuable than Coca Cola
Coke has been the king of the brands as far as value is concerned for 13 years. Move over, soft drinks. Tech gadgets are now the new emperors and their...
Is Valve pushing Microsoft out of PC gaming?
The short answer is "Yes". The longer answer is, "Yes, definitely". First there was SteamOS, a Linux-based operating system whose open design aims to spur innovation. Then there were Steam Machines, a...
This week, the Twitter IPO
The time has come. Twitter IPO details will be a released this week. Twitter’s IPO filing is ready, and the company intends to make it public this week, according to...
iPhone vs iPhone vs iPhone – the speed tests
There have been plenty of iPhones over the years and they've always been in the middle of the pack compared to other smartphones when it comes to speed. Compared to...
GTA 5 could have been better had they looked to the past
There have been a lot of credits and accolades given to Grand Theft Auto V, but it definitely could have been better. All they had to do was learn from...
Microsoft shows off business application of Surface 2
They didn't have a very successful first run at the tablet market with the Surface. Now, Microsoft hopes to lure people in with the second iteration, one that is supposedly...
Intel enters the eyeglass tech segment
Google Glass and Samsung Gear may not be commonplace gadgets you see people wearing on their faces every day, but that's not stopping Intel from taking a stab at the...
You could buy everything in the App Store for $1,112,909.46
It might seem like a lot of money to spend on over 3/4 of a million apps on the App Store, but then again, it's really not that huge of...
Generation Touch is now a thing
I remember when Generation X was just getting started. Things were simpler back then. Now, two (or three, depending on who you ask) generations later, the newest group of wild...
Wikileaks movie fails to impress
There was a lot of buzz leading up to the release of The Fifth Estate. Part of it was around the subject matter - Wikileaks' eccentric founder Julian Assange. Others...
Patent troll keeps winning
How do you make six million iOS developers upset? By failing to hear a motion made by Apple that was intended to protect them from a predatory patent troll, Lodsys....
Criminals go from streets to Tweets to recruit
The digital age really has hit all circles of life. Criminals from gangs to terrorists have hit the social networks to promote their "brand", find new members, and brag about...