Month: January 2017

Opinion: An NYU economics professor describes how abandoning net neutrality would hurt companies and consumers alike. The post Don’t Gut Net Neutrality. It’s Good for […] Read the original post by Nicholas Economides

The next few months see a solid dozen new shows that may warrant some space on your DVR. The post The 12 Midseason TV Shows […] Read the original post by Wired Staff

Follow our up-to-the-minute live coverage from CES in Las Vegas. The post As CES Continues, So Does the Parade of Amazing Gadgets appeared first on […] Read the original post by Wired Staff

Hugh Jackman isn’t exactly opposed to the idea, so… The post Cape Watch: A Deadpool and Wolverine Movie? Yes, Please! appeared first on WIRED. Read the original post by Graeme McMillan

Some people take the term “personal computer” very seriously. The post Crazy, Tricked-Out Computers and the Gamers Who Mod Them appeared first on WIRED. Read the original post by Laura Mallonee

John Carpenter’s 1988 anti-yuppie classic has been seized upon by far-right extremists. The post Bigots Are Trying to Ruin They Live, Because of Course They […] Read the original post by Brian Raftery

A succession of cold, then warm, atmospheric rivers could melt much of the crucial snow stored on California’s lower mountain slopes. The post California’s Huge […] Read the original post by Nick Stockton

Cruise operator Carnival now makes a wearable that unlocks a cashless, keyless, more app-friendly experience for vacationers. The post Carnival’s High-Tech Cruise Wearable Knows Your […] Read the original post by Brian Barrett

After two massive password breaches, the precise future of Yahoo is uncertain from a couple of different angles. Reports indicate that its buyer, Verizon, may […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

Looking for a new set of headphones but aren’t quite ready to make the jump to Bluetooth? If so, TYLY’s Tunz headphones may be a […] Read the original post by iMore.com

Why sit sedentary all day when you can burn calories working, reading or watching a movie on your tablet. This fully adjustable exercise desk features […] Read the original post by DealPost Team

Rohm has turned to Arduino to demonstrate part of its sensor portfolio. The evaluation kit, called SensorShield-EVK-001 is an Arduino ‘shield’ which has no sensors […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Audi and Nvidia have announced they are working together to bring a fully self-driving car to the consumer market by the year 2020. The announcement […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

Toshiba Corp's chairman expects lenders to offer support during key meetings over the coming weeks, as the chips-to-construction conglomerate prepares to book a multi-billion dollar […] Read the original post by Channelnewsasia.com

Right behind yesterday's Explorer mission announcement , NASA has just announced two new Discovery missions to study the very early history of our solar system […] Read the original post by Engadget