America 250: The Tech That Built the Digital World — Part II
From Games and Garages to the Internet, Smartphones, and AI Part I ended with the stage set: electricity, mass production, communication networks, early computing, semiconductors,...
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America 250: The Tech That Built the Digital World — Part I
How America Set the Stage for the Digital Age America 250: The Tech That Built the Digital World — is a two-part look at how...
My AI Journey, Part 1: Skeptical
This is Part 1 of a multi-part article I’ve been a long‑time AI skeptic. I’ve used it casually over the years, but was—let’s say—less than...
Were back!
After a long pause, we’re officially back in motion. The project never really stopped — it just went quiet while we handled a lot of...
G4 TV network says goodbye….again
Last month news broke that according to an internal memo video game and geek centric television network G4 TV was shutting down “effectively immediately”. As...
CoinHive cryptocurrency miner shuts down
Popular cryptocurrency mining operation CoinHive, has officially closed. CoinHive’s product was a web browser-based cryptocurrency miner. The miner, a Javascript application, could be loaded into...
Energizer Mobile announces a battery that’s also a phone
The Energizer brand is known for a lot of things. Most obviously batteries, and that drumming bunny in their commercials. In recent years, however, it...
Google giving up on it’s Google+ platform
In an unsurprising move Google has decide to pull plug on it’s social networking service, Google+. The service, started in June of 2011, was Google’s...
Reports of iPhone 8 battery issues circulating
There have been multiple, sporadic, reports of Apple’s new iPhone 8 splitting at the seams. The apparent cause is that the batteries are swelling, possibly...
A few new things from Google, Part 2 : Pixelbook
As we said in part one of our series on Google’s big announcements, the tech company came out swinging in Boston. They have doubled down...