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Keep up to date with the latest information regarding technology and how rapidly things change.
I’m all for driverless cars…or am I?
Some human drivers will be more reckless because they know that the automated vehicles around them are programmed to yield.
Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act
Tomorrow the House of Representatives will open a debate on the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act.
Why Facebook Paid $1 billion for Instagram
Aquihiring is a new age term that describes acquiring an entire company for its talent and synchronicity. Facebook masters the art.
A $60 Light Bulb – Progress or Idiocy?
With incandescent bulbs on a Congress expedited way out, the Easy Bake Oven may be driven to Extinction. Long live LED.
Mercedes Now Updates Your Car Remotely
The Technology of remotely controlled cars, drones, airplanes, buses etc. demands a new privacy paradigm.
Why Google and Intuit Offer Free Websites
What may seem like a big deal for Small Businesses, is in fact copy-catting host server incentives that have been around for years
A Global Village of Collaborative Consumption
Heralded by global communities as a new way of doing business, Collaborative Consumption faces Government Opposition
Machiavelli’s Solution to the Internet Surveillance Problem
But in order to accomplish that, everyone must be considered a potential criminal. That’s right…Everyone.
A Senate Bill that will Reverberate Throughout History
Even if we don’t believe what we prefer to be true, last week’s senate bill on drones has buried the cost of freedom.
Spam, Bacon and How to Keep Your Email Inbox Cholesterol Free
It can save huge amounts of time or become a black hole from which none of your free time can ever escape, its arteries clogged by spam and bacn.
Revolutionary Tiny Fold Up Car Designed for Cities
After the White Bicycle Projects last century and Segway’s Puma Project with GM, Hiriko represents an other inner city transportation option.
Website versus Social Media
Remember Friendster, MySpace, Google Buzz, Yahoo360°? They’re all roadkill on a slippery social media slope. Your own website is your homebase.
The Commodore 64 Turned 30 This Week
Whether the real numbers sold were 30, 22, 17 or “only” 12.5 million, the Commodore64 was breakthrough technology for the masses.
Local Company Travels Across the Nation with Portable Planetarium
Yulee-based Science First, manufacturer and marketeer of the StarLab Portable Planetarium, brings the Universe closer to home.
Was Steve Jobs a Slave Driver?
The essence of a zero sum game is that after the game is played, some walk away with and some walk away without, but the total number of marbles stayed the same.