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In 2009, Barack Obama’s presidency promised to be among the most transparent ever. His tech-friendly administration made … Read More >>
Infographic: How Cycling Can Save Us
via TAXI Daily News
America is known as a ‘car country’.
According to an infographic by Healthcare Management Degree, Americans drive everywhere. … Read More >>
Apple’s Mobile Ad Platform Is Tanking, So Apple Is Lowering Prices (AAPL)
via SAI
Apple’s ad platform for mobile phones, iAd, has failed to take off among advertisers, so Apple is making some pretty big … Read More >>
Leave your kids alone: a free-range parenting journey
via Boing Boing
Writing in Boston Magazine, Katherine Ozment recounts how she went from hovering over her kids to keep them from harm to … Read More >>
Are 100% of astronomy majors employed?
via Boing Boing
On Submitterator, ecodeathmarch linked a news report about a new study that found that people with undergraduate degrees in … Read More >>
The big memory cube gamble: IBM and Micron stack their chips
via Engadget
Manufacturers have been murmuring about 3D memory chips for years, but an escalation in recent radio chatter suggests the … Read More >>
Yahoo Hub offers free messaging to anyone, locks horns with RIM and Google
via Engadget
Yahoo, evidently tired of being passed up by hundreds of free messaging apps floating around the various smartphone … Read More >>
Archos CEO wants to create a child-sized robot for less than 300 euros, apparently
via Engadget
Forget all of Archos’ tablet and e-reader nonsense. They’re just stepping stones on the way to a grander vision — one rife … Read More >>
Google Earth, other mobile apps leave door open for scripting attacks
via Ars Technica
In the rush to create mobile apps that work across the leading smartphones and … Read More >>
Sword fights and sex abuse: only 1% of minors send explicit nude photos
via Ars Technica
In 2008, the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy said that … Read More >>