Sony’s New Cassette Could Store 47 Million Songs
Sony's record-breaking magnetic tape technology allows it to store 180 terabytes of data on a single cartridge. That is the…
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First Living Organism with ‘Artificial’ DNA
Scientists have created the first living organism containing artificial DNA. According to Fox News, the advance one day could lead…
Series of Emails Suggests a Close Relationship Between the NSA and Google
A series of emails dating back to late 2011, suggest a far cozier working relationship between the then-NSA director Keith…
Report Warns That Climate Change Has Arrived and Will Worsen
A government report released on Tuesday says that climate change is a real and present danger in the country. It…
Florida Fisherman Accidentally Catches Second-ever Goblin Shark
On April 19, Shrimpers off the coast of Key West, Florida accidentally pulled up an incredibly rare, almost prehistoric looking…
Law Firm Files Antitrust Class-action Lawsuit against Google’s Mobile Monopoly
Hagens Berman, a consumer rights class-action law firm, filed a nationwide antitrust class-action lawsuit against Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) alleging that…
Snapchat Releases Update to App with New Texting Feature
On Thursday, the social media app known as Snapchat released its latest update, according to Mashable. The update adds text…
Facebook Anonymous Login Feature
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a new feature called "Anonymous Login" that lets users sign up for websites without having…
Google Stops Scanning Gmail in Apps for Education
Google has permanently stopped collecting or using student data in Apps for Education services for advertising purposes. This has been…
Immigration Advocates and the Tech Industry
A bill supported by High-Tech companies, that would increase visas for foreign skilled workers has flared fear among immigration activists…
Microsoft Warns of Coding Flaw in Internet Explorer
A newly discovered security hole in its Internet Explorer (IE) web browser has led Microsoft Corp to issue a…
Net Neutrality is Coming to an End
The Federal Communications Commission announced new rules that govern Internet service earlier this week, according to The Huffington Post. The…