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Everyone knows that many governments around the world have been using alien technology for decades, right? If you’re one of those who isn’t buying into the conspiracy theories, you will feel comfortable that a company called PIA is using security protocols that only aliens would be able
There are very few debates in which absolutes play a role. It’s normally not a matter of black or white. There is always a ton of gray that fuels both sides. On the other hand, some of the gray gets avoided by all involved as is the case with net neutrality As I was editing […]
The Israeli Defense Forces are using preparing some hi-tech weapons and well-trained warriors that would be crucial for a strike against Iran should one be coming in the future. Nestled deep in the maze of an Israel Air Force base, secretive units form an essential component in any Israeli air strik
Speed seems to be getting faster every year when it comes to computing. New technology is hitting incredible speeds at affordable prices, something that Intel doesn’t want to hear. At CES this January, Jeff Ravencraft, the president and chief operating officer of the USB Implementers Forum USB
It’s hard to teach an old dog new tricks, especially when the new trick goes against the very nature of the old tricks. That’s the biggest challenge for getting adoption of the various driverless car projects being worked on by most car manufacturers as well as companies like Google. We
When a game turns political, bad things usually result. Thankfully, it doesn’t happen that often, but it flies with wings spread throughout Grand Theft Auto V. One particular scene of interest is the use of torture and everyone seems to have an opinion over whether it was a good choice or in p
The National Geographic channel show Diggers hit the jackpot by uncovering the “Aspen Time Tube”, a large cylindrical capsule that included items from the late Steve Jobs. It was supposed to be pulled up from the grave in 2000, but it got lost due to significant re-landscaping. A time ca
It has been a while since a new tech company debuted with outstanding numbers out of the gate. Internet security firm FireEye bucked that trend yesterday, nearly doubling their IPO price at its peak on the first day. After pricing yesterday at $20, shares of the Internet security firm FireEye rose b
If the rumors are true (and they often are when tech and Wall Street collide) then BlackBerry may be on the table for purchase. The once-proud smartphone maker has struggled to keep up and their latest (last?) play to stay alive with the BlackBerry 10 has not given them much hope for a future. Black
The good ol’ days of watching television shows strictly from, well, a television have been long behind us as many have migrated to handheld devices for their mobile viewing pleasure. Now, Nielsen, the company that measures success in the industry, has caught up with the trends of viewers and w
Those who have dyslexia understand the constant challenges of comprehending the written word. Books and newspapers have always been a problem but research suggests that some may have an easier time using eReaders like Amazon’s Kindle. Using an e-reader may help some dyslexic students understan
The NSA spying operations weren’t the catalyst, but they may be the last straw. Now, Brazil’s government is expected to reach out to the United Nations to reduce or eliminate the power that the United States and US-based tech companies have over the world wide web. When Brazilian preside
