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“The Internet in 1969” was eerily correct
Predictions of the future are often foolish and do not accurately represent reality. In this case, they got it nailed...
Minority Report (in real life)
The Tom Cruise-driven vision of a future (almost) completely without murder worked with the concept that if we could use...
Why crowdfunding may be the future of startups
The ebb and flow of venture capital, IPOs, angel funding, and private equity investing makes forming a feasible startup challenging...
CNN’s #COP17 Ecosphere Project displays an amazing visualization, but to what end?
Stunning. Intuitive. Brilliant. Worthless? The first three words in the series can clearly be used to describe the CNN #COP17...
Toyota Fun-Vii concept car is like a “smartphone on 4 wheels”
It's been a long time since a concept car has really sparked the imagination of tech geeks and car enthusiasts...
Going Digital: The rise of e-receipts and paperless storage
Technology has been accused of ruining many things in the world and in society, but there are times when it...
The creepiest crawling robot you’ll see all day
Robotic science is intended to create devices that can aid humans in activities. In some case, it's to help perform...
Why I just bought 4 more Kindle Fires
Few devices have come along that have truly made me say, "Wow". Perhaps the last one was the first iPhone....
Amido Releases Laugh Synth App for iOS
Laugh synth for iOS has just been released, compatible with both iPhone and iPad. Laugh Synth makes it possible create...
Can Frugalo single-handedly fix the floundering daily deals phenomenon?
The only thing certain about the future of daily deals is that the industry's future is uncertain. It's not a...
If you invested in Groupon’s IPO, the good news is you’ve only lost half of your money
In less than a month, Groupon's highly-lauded stocks have plummeted from their IPO sale price of $28 closing today at...
Can STEM fix America?
Two trends in American culture contradict each other. On one hand, technological and scientific fields are struggling to find qualified...
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