Technology Stories

We’ve all seen a lot of art in our time that mimics pixels. Think of an 8-bit Nintendo game, but rather than keeping the objects within the game world, ripping them out and placing them into your living room. What … Continue reading →

We’ve all done it — forgotten a birthday, anniversary, or some other important date, like when when taxes are due. Living in 2013, it’s easier to remember these dates, as our smartphones are pretty good at automatically pulling events from … Continue reading →

If you’re familiar with electroluminescent paint, then you probably have a much higher quality of life than those who are unaware of the amazing glowing substance. Those rad flames you painted on the side of your El Camino and that … Continue reading →

Whenever Apple announces a new iPhone, people line up to hear what the company has to say. And in more recent years the same has started happening for Samsung’s Galaxy line of handsets. But this time around, competitors are trying … Continue reading →

Android remains the dominant OS in China’s exploding mobile marketplace, but there’s a downside to its popularity. Chinese app stores are packed with apps that harvest user data. Many of the offending apps are hauling off everything they can get … Continue reading →

If there’s one thing that Apple is good at it’s retaining large profit margins on the hardware it ships. And that’s certainly the case for the iPhone. But with Apple expected to rollout a budget iPhone soon in a bid … Continue reading →

One of the great and terrible things about Android is the level of control that is available to the user. Your smartphone is as secure as you are, and as long as you don’t go poking around in thing you … Continue reading →

In a dashing heist that must have involved a rag-tag team of international and interracial thieves, Australia’s Crown Casino in Melbourne was hit with a fairly simple scam that ended up losing the casino a reported $32 million. The team … Continue reading →

With Google Reader shutting down this July, you might be looking for another way to stay on top of your feed subscriptions. Why not set up a Raspberry Pi to do the not-so-heavy lifting instead of importing your feeds into … Continue reading →

PC bundles are some of the favorite deals amongst us deal hunters. Manufacturers are very motivated to make bundles a great value for consumers, since they are able to move more product in a single transaction and at a bit … Continue reading →