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Google’s Project Glass could change our views
Every time there is a new smart phone put on the market, millions of people flock to the release in...
Remote tablets: Revolutionizing your world
The advent of the tablet has already changed our perspective on what can be accomplished with a personal computer. Within...
All of this now fits in your pocket
Technology is amazing and we all know it. What we may forget or even take for granted is that there...
Monitor your site for free with MonitorScout
If you don’t know you have a problem, how in the world are you supposed to fix it? Knowing if...
The history of encryption
Sensitive data has always been a challenge to deliver securely. Even in the days of the Spartans, military commanders would...
iPad is to “tablet” as Starbucks is to “coffee shop”
When a product becomes synonymous with the general term for the item itself, it can own the market. To paraphrase...
BRAD: The ridiculously automated dorm room at Berkeley is much cooler than yours
The dorm rooms that are often the most visited by friends are the ones with a fridge, a Playstation, and...
How to create an intuitive drill-down interface?
What happens when a stream of water hits a big enough obstacle? It moves towards right or left to pass...
Netbook sales down 34% year over year. Can we call them dead, yet?
Less-useful than a laptop, less-awesome than a tablet, the netbook market has suffered the most in the past two years...
Foursquare makes things easier for businesses… at a cost
Merchant tools on Foursquare are free and the company claims to want to always keep them that way. It's challenging...
MIT develops “superhydrophobic” glass that repels fog, water, glare, and zombies
Leave it to the brains at MIT to improve something that most of us take for granted: glass. Their "Fog-free...
Exploring Apple’s Final Cut Pro X
Recently, Apple announced and showcased their new vision for 64-bit non-linear editors (NLEs). They called it Final Cut Pro X...
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