Anonymous Claims Responsibility for Super Bowl Blackout Shortly after Destiny's Child reunited for the halftime show at Super Bowl XLVII, a portion of the power at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans went out and couldn't be restored for 34 minutes. The c... Continued
Facebook Gift Card Arrives Are you looking to spend more money on silly things that nobody needs? Are you looking to get the perfect gift for that special someone who exclusively shops at Jamba Juice, Olive Garden, Target, and Sephor... Continued
The News: Friday, February 1 Edition You know what I just now realized? The Superbowl is this Sunday. Yeah, I know...that should not have come as a surprise, as we've only known when it's going to be for the last year. But I lost a week someho... Continued
China Considering Unbanning Game Consoles I'm sure not all gamers are aware of this, even some of the hardcore ones, but China implemented a sweeping ban on consoles way back in 2000, citing the potential harm they could do to a developing mind. No... Continued
IK Multimedia Announces iLoud, the First Portable Speakers Designed for Musicians While there are plenty of portable speaker options for music lovers, IK Multimedia's iLoud claims to be the first set designed with musicians in mind. IK promises power, pristine frequency response, superio... Continued
The US Sees Surge in Wind Farm Production, Japan to Follow It's the weekend, so kick back, open a book, and enjoy the breeze from a giant wind turbine. The United States installed a record number of wind farms in 2012, which total up to 13.2 gigawatts of possible e... Continued
MEGATech Moment: Speck Fitted Case for Motorola RAZR HD Mini Review When I picked up the Motorola RAZR HD last month (here's my unboxing video), I figured that I probably didn't need a case for it. The front is protected with Corning's legendary Gorilla Glass technology and... Continued
HAPIfork May Help With Your New Year’s Resolutions When I saw this one, I have to admit I laughed so hard and for so long that my mother came down the hall from the other end of the house to see what exactly was up. And then she laughed hysterically for qui... Continued
75 Percent of Heads of State Have Twitter Accounts Twitter has been the butt of many jokes since its inception, with many viewing it as a lesser social network than the rest and a breeding ground for narcissistic tomfoolery. Even after its role in the 2011 ... Continued
Apple 2012: The Year in Review This year was exceptionally interesting for Apple in many ways. For starters, this was the first full year under CEO Tim Cook and there were many big announcements, any in themselves enough to highlight a y... Continued
Landsat 5 Being Shut Down After Almost Three Decades of Vigiliance Landsat 5, an observational satellite that was launched into space almost thirty years ago, is celebrating its last holiday season, as the US Geological Survey will soon be shutting it down. It was original... Continued
Amazing Science Breakthroughs of 2012 Science fiction has long been the precursor to ancient science and that relationship has changed this world dramatically. While I was about to write that this year has been no different, the truth is that i... Continued
