Spokespersons for a facetious-sounding religion that advocates sharing files, even when doing so is in violation of copyright, maintain that they are quite serious about the group’s tenets. It’s not.
The U.S. Army has opened a 30,000 square-foot facility this week specifically to develop green vehicle technologies. The lab is located right outside the former motor capitol of the world.
The Federal Communication Commission has fined Google in relation to a 2010 incident in which it came out that the search giant was collecting personal information about wireless networks from.
The folks behind the somewhat niche virtual DJing site Turntable.fm gleefully announced this week on the company blog that “Laptop stickers have come to Turntable!” For the uninitiated, Turntable.fm allows users to listen.
Though inequality persists in who has internet access in the United States, mobile technology – and in particular widespread smartphone adoption – is helping to close that gap, according to.
Facebook application that lets students, teachers and tutors interact through social media to get homework finished better and faster.
Pair is an app for couples that was the breakout hit of Y Combinator’s demo day. It’s built to flip, which makes it the prefect startup incubator company.
Strong numbers follow an uncertain year, with a tremendous push behind social network Google+ falling somewhat flat compared to Facebook and Twitter.
A former ISP executive with a history of standing up to government surveillance plans to launch an ISP focused on preserving user privacy.
Kickstarter is the go-to if you want to crowdsource funding for a ridiculous gadget, an album of ambient new-age electronica, a video game that hasn’t been written yet, or a genre-pushing documentary film..
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