The second-most populated continent is quickly gaining ground as a prominent world player, particularly in the technology sector. Indeed, 2012 has been a busy year for the African tech scene.
After a prolonged discussion since last year, the flood gates opened today, and registration requests for .Africa names are now being accepted.
Much ado is made about changing the ratio of women to men in computer science programs, but BlackGirlsCode is an organization that is taking the initiative one step further.
According to a recent study conducted by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, more than one third of American smartphone owners are using their mobile devices to supplement TV viewing.
This week NASA and Microsoft teamed up to release a free-to-play Kinect title based around the “seven minutes of terror” of the latest mission to Mars.
Today is Marissa Mayer’s first day on the job as the new CEO of Yahoo. Technology junkies across the Internet already have an agenda for her: fix Flickr.
BioLite has introduced a portable camping stove this week that will allow adventurers to charge their electronic devices in the great outdoors, utilizing a thermoelectric generator to send power to USB devices.
Rebellion Media acquired Sortable, the Google search of products, for an undisclosed sum. The company’s plans for the startup are a continuation of a larger trend in content monetization.
New Zealand design company Custom Logic’s details the challenges of building an ambitious motion-controlled Kinect instrument.
Programmer Matthew Huebert’s new website allows users to explore the vocabularies of famous modern and historical figures, utilizing their documented words to create both bizarre and beautiful online conversations.
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