25 May 2013
This new 3D printing development might just change the world. NASA is sinking a lot into 3D printing food, and they are starting with pizza. The project is aimed at evolving the future of food for both space and back here on Earth. It's not Star Trek's replicator, but it's probably just the beginning. Also, this could potentially end hunger around the world.
The Adult Tumblrs Could Land Yahoo In Some Legal Hot Soup
There's money to be made from a ton of advertising from Tumblr given its monstrous traffic. But of all the questions of whether or not Yahoo will screw up their $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr, the biggest question is: what will it do with Tumblr's porn?
May 21, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Google Invested $125 Million In A Peer to Peer Loan Site
Google has just led a new $125 million investment in Lending Club - the peer to peer loan site backed by Kleiner Perkins' Mary Meeker. The company announced, and nabbed a 7 percent stake, reports the New York Times' Michael De La Merced.
May 03, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Largest Study Of AIDS Vaccine Shut Down
The largest study of a potential AIDS vaccine has been shut down due to futility. Called HVTN-505, it begun in 2009 and enrolled 2,500 volunteers and the vaccination process doesn't actually involve any live or even deactivated HIV, instead it starts with one that includes genetic material that's modeled after the virus to prime the immune system.
Apr 29, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Smartphones Now The Most Popular Type Of Mobile Phone
Smartphones are now officially the most popular type of mobile phone in the world. Feature phones are the ones we call regular cell phones, and it looks like its going out of style.
Apr 29, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Bloomberg's New Product Could Kill A Bunch Of Financial Tech Startups
Bloomberg is set to disrupt the investment advice industry. This new Bloomberg Black service, currently being tested very quietly will be offering this at the very least to our knowledge:
Apr 29, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Eric Schmidt Says Google Glass Not Coming Till 2014
In an interview with British radio host Martha Kearney on BBC Radio 4, Google's Eric Schmidt revealed that Glass will probably not be made available to the public until sometime next year.
Apr 23, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Baidu Opens Lab in Silicon Valley To Research "Deep Learning"
Wired reports that Chinese search engine Baidu is now in the heart of Sllicon Valley. The lab is called Baidu's Institute of Deep Learning and the company plans to grow the team this year.
Apr 16, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Global Terrorism Database Shows How Many Marathons Have Been Attacked Before
The attack on the Boston Marathon has left hundreds injured according to reports. The Global Terrorism Database catalogues events like this, and there has been a record of eight other attacks or attempted attacks involving marathons. Only one was lethal.
Apr 16, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Telepathy One, A Japanese Competitor To Google Glass (Video)
It's no surprise that Google Glass will be getting a whole lot of competitors. But wearable tech is going to be huge, so expect a lot more products to be similar.
Apr 16, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
More Places Are Banning The Use Of Glass. And It's Not Even Here Yet
Not only will Glass be expensive, but it looks like more places are going to ban the use of it. It seems that no one likes the idea of being recorded all the time, without their knowledge.
Apr 11, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
Solar Energy Cost Now On Par With Traditional Sources
Solar energy hasn't really caught on because of cost and that it was incapable of competing with coal and other traditional energy sources. Now, Two countries, have found that solar energy production within their borders reached "grid parity". This means solar energy costs are now on par with the rest of the grid.
Apr 10, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY
World Vision Is Using Maps To Change The World (Video)
Maps are important. It saves us from getting lost, and ensures that we get accurate guides to public transportation systems. In some cases, it can also save lives. The World Vision, is a humanitarian organization focused on poverty and justice and they are using it to change the world.
Apr 10, 2013  Read Full    
TECHNOLOGY

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