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A four-part series on the clean technologies that will set us free brightcove.createExperiences(); Our series follows editor-in-chief Jacob Ward on a trip across the country and…
Continue Reading →Apple is preparing to bring Mac production back to the U.S. this year, but it’s still a mystery as to which family of its computer hardware will be made…
Continue Reading →Today’s Nokia Lumia 925 launch event in London came and went without being coupled with an announcement of a Nokia tablet for 2013. However, the Finnish phone manufacturer doesn’t sound as if…
Continue Reading →While most high school students are undoubtedly looking forward some time off from school, 14-year-old Gianna Chien is possibly saving lives. In March, Chien presented a science fair project…
Continue Reading →If we weren’t all using 1960s technology to conduct financial transactions, maybe we wouldn’t get heisted. Yesterday, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn revealed that an international team of thieves had stolen…
Continue Reading →Anywhere beer Nothing hits the spot after a long hike more than a beer , but lugging a six-pack through the wilderness isn’t as appealing. Brewers have toyed with portable…
Continue Reading →“I was freaked, because I was really close to it and was worried it was going to hit me.” Throughout the storied history of aviation, humankind has fought to…
Continue Reading →100,000 downloads just might prove him right. Earlier today we reported that Defense Distributed, an organization that recently released open-source plans for a 3-D printed gun, received a letter from…
Continue Reading →The agency wants researchers to invent a technology that can determine, in just 30 days, how a new chemical or biological attack works. The U.S. Defense Advanced Projects Research Agency…
Continue Reading →Snapchat is much more than just an encrypted messaging service. It’s a form of communication that gives us a break from the way we usually communicate. Snapchat, a messaging service…
Continue Reading →Our favorite Lambos through the decades, from the Popular Science archive. Fifty years ago this week , Italian mechanic and tractor maker Ferruccio Lamborghini founded a car company in Sant’Agata Bolognese…
Continue Reading →Existing wiretap law is almost 20 years old and doesn’t capture the nuances of modern internet use. Here’s how the FBI plans to get around it. A new FBI proposal would…
Continue Reading →The astronomic growth in the tablet computer category is nothing more than a flash in the pan, according to Toshiba, with the company looking past the slate fad to the…
Continue Reading →The iPad and iPad Mini have a switch on the side that can be used to either mute the tablet or prevent the screen from rotating, but you need to …
Continue Reading →The Kickstarter co-founder on a growing source of grassroots venture capital Most independent inventors don’t have bottomless bank accounts. To fund their dreams, many innovators are appealing to strangers…
Continue Reading →By Gandalf’s beard! Have you seen how cheap it is to pick up an SSD today? If you’re not throwing solid-state boot drives into all of your systems then…
Continue Reading →Amazon may have just accidentally spilled the beans on the Acer Iconia W3 , an unannounced tablet that was previously rumored to be the first 8-inch Windows 8 device. The Iconia W…
Continue Reading →Robot arm commences passively-aggressively doing the dishes Meet Vincent and Emily. They’re a robotic couple created by artists Nikolas Schmid-Pfähler and Carolin Liebl as an examination of human…
Continue Reading →The elusive Motorola X Phone , the rumored first smartphone under the Google-Motorola partnership, may have just been shown off in prototype form thanks to a four-photo leak. The…
Continue Reading →Surprisingly, it’s not about catching petty thieves. The retail giant Kroger is using infrared cameras in 95 percent of its stores, and if all goes as planned, no one will even…
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