The U.S. Army will soon begin tracking employee web activity to prevent future Snowdens
To prevent future Eric Snowdens from leaking classified information to the media, the U.S. Army will soon begin monitoring the online
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
The brightest cities in the world, all captured by one photographer
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Think you have what it takes to work for Twitter? See if you can answer some of the company’s interview questions
Twitter’s great for a bunch of different reasons. For one, you can get up-to-the-second information on the latest happenings from around the
Google to remove image of dead teenager from its Maps service
Following a request made by the devastated family of a murdered 14-year-old boy, search giant Google has agreed
Electric car has no engine, transmission, or differential, and weighs half as much as a regular vehicle
A group of researchers have taken the unique approach of designing a concept car that is without an engine, transmission, and differential
Execs frequenting porn sites is primary source of computer viruses in the workplace
According to a study from ThreatTrack Security, 40% of security professionals admitted that a malware-infected device they’ve had to
Little litter robot rolls around asking nearby pedestrians to pick up trash
According to Japanese researchers, there’s nothing wrong with asking for a helping
Just in time for holiday cards — stamps that play videos
When it comes to the mail system, timing is everything, and the launch of this new technology is a testament to that — just in time for the upcoming onslaught of
Stunning video shows what it’s like to see Earth while aboard the International Space Station
Over the course of a very long weekend, space enthusiast Knate Myers spent several hours using
Fill a hard drive with helium and you could boost its capacity by 50%
Researchers at HGST, a subsidiary of Western Digital, have announced a new type of storage medium, the “Ultrastar He6”, the world’s first hermetically-sealed,