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Internet Explorer Teams With 20th Century Fox To Promote Prometheus

In yet another move to make the Internet Explorer brand hip and relevant, the team behind the long-running browser has partnered with Twentieth Century

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The Government Is Drowning In Data: Report

The government is collecting a staggering amount of data, but attempts to use or analyze that information have been starkly limited

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Where Are The Entrepreneurs? On A Boat, Naturally

They’ve got their swim trunks, and their flippy-floppies, but T-Pain is nowhere to be found. That’s because the idea behind this boat is to provide a physical location for entrepreneurs with big ideas – but no visa to work in the United States.

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Mozilla, Google Aren’t Happy About IE-Only Windows RT

It’s possible that Mozilla and Google are prepping a push for regulatory action against Microsoft, which is limiting Windows RT’s to Internet Explorer.

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Smartphones Are Rewiring How We Find Information

Smart phones are changing the way we research and make decisions, according to new research and even the way we relate to other people in our social networks.

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Filesharing Religion Kopimism Celebrates First Marriage

In a move that a faith leader called unavoidable, two congregants of Kopimism, a religion based on filesharing, were recently married in a Kopimist ceremony

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Google’s Self-Driving Car Gets Nevada Plates

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? Well, for now NV is home to Google’s autonomous vehicle road tests.

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Google Pays Legal Scholar To Argue Search Rankings Are Free Speech

Sergey Brin is speaking out publicly in favor of the open web at the same time the company defending its right to strategically fudge searches.

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Who’s Flying Unmanned Drones In The US? Here’s A List

  Do you feel like you’re being watched? Maybe you are, by a legally-licensed aerial drone, flown by the government or a private entity. The United States’ use of armed,.

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Gadget Accidents That Apple Won’t Repair, And How To Prevent Them

This week, an 11-year-old student was sent to the Cumberland County Juvenile Probation Department and charged with institutional vandalism and criminal mischief for urinating in school. Typically, this problem could be fixed.

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