What is the future going to look like? One way is to get a tour of the best research lab in the world. Out of these buildings have come the Internet (it was one of the first two nodes on the Internet), the Mouse, Nuance, HDTV, and Apple’s Siri.
Google has completed its mammoth 3-hour I/O 2013 keynote, and many announcements were made. Here's all of them in one place.
Today marks a historic moment for one of Silicon Valley’s biggest and well-known companies. It has been a decade since LinkedIn was founded as a business-related social network and now it has grown up to become a successful public company with more than 225 million members and nearly $325 million in quarterly revenue.
Here's an argument in favor of a more peaceful web.
How a squirrel sent a journalist around the world to uncover the Internet’s physical infrastructure.
The world’s largest Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox has once again been hit by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.
Google has announced the next city to receive its gigabit internet service. You've probably never been there.
Email is vicious. You get 100’s (or 1000’s) of emails competing for your attention every day. Why bother? Why care? Why not just throw in the towel? Well, the reason is simple — because email has been around forever and it’s not going anywhere...
A few years back, Warner Premiere – the now-defunct direct-to-video label of Warner Home Video – opted to take the Kombat franchise into the 21st century digital age. It produced a 10-episode Web series called Mortal Kombat: Legacy, which debuted on Machinima‘s YouTube channel in April 2011. To say the series was a hit would be something of an understatement.
A post entitled ‘Google Fiber’s next stop: Austin, Texas’ was live on the Fiber site at 3am EDT today. However, now it’s gone.
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