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Internet Security Conference Found to Have Exposed Attendees Data
The RSA conference app was shown to have serious security flaws that exposed conference attendees personal data.
Science
Researchers Discover New Species of Ant That Explodes to Protect Colony
Researchers have shed new light on this incredible self-sacrificing insect that explodes when it senses threat.
Entertainment
25 Funniest Things People Asked Their IT Support, And Their Very Confused Responses
Sometimes IT support get questions that are straight-up baffling and hilarious. Here are some of the ridiculous things tech workers have heard.
Architecture
21 Buildings That Helped Shape Modern Architecture, From 1945 to Today
Modern architecture would come to dominant architectural design after the destruction of WW2. It would later, largely, give way to postmodernism in the 1980's.
Inventions and Machines
Quantum Radar to Be Tested for the First Time Outside of a Lab
The University of Waterloo is working on a new project that could take quantum radar from the lab to the field. The project is focused on the use of this technology for surveillance in the Arctic.
Biology
Researchers Finally Solved the Mystery Behind Rare Bone Disease
For many years, we had no answer to the cause of Melorheostosis, but now researchers have solved this mystery.
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This Ultimate Nerf Gun Can Hold 1200 Rounds
YouTiber Coop772 has created a monster triple Nerf machine that can hold 1200 rounds.
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Nanotechnology
Berkeley Engineers Develop A New System that Converts Waste Heat From Electronics to Energy
The new nanoscopic thin-film system developed by the engineers might be the perfect answer to current energy crisis!
AI
Billions of Cockroaches Bred by AI for Potions Could Cause Catastrophe
A chinese pharmaceutical company is using AI to run a giant cockroach-breeding farm to harvest the insects for medicinal use. Experts fear the pests escaping could cause chaos for a nearby city.
Transportation
The 25 Ways AI Can Revolutionize Transportation: From Driverless Trains to Smart Tracks
The transportation industry is in a state of flux thanks to ever-evolving technologies. Here's what to expect from AI in transportation.
Education
Master Salesforce With 65 Hours Of In-Depth Training
Salesforce has become an inseparable component of global IT and networking infrastructures, and this training will teach you how to implement and navigate these revolutionary systems.
Architecture
The 31 Lost Cities You Might Not Know: From The City That Sank in One Night to the Refuge City of the Rainforest
War, famine and natural disaster have long been the nemesis of many once great, now lost cities all over the world. These 31 are no exception.
Energy & Environment
Recent Study Reveals Only 5 Percent of Us Have the Privilege to Breathe Fresh Air
Pollution is a major concern , see how it is affecting millions of people across the globe and the measures taken for the same.
Inspiration
21 Kitchen Cabinet Items You Can Take To An Underground Bunker
These simple but important items will help you prepare for difficult times when things take the turn for worst!
AI
Chinese Telecommunications Firm Developing AI That Reads Emotions
Huawei has plans to equip its artificially intelligent voice assistants with the ability to detect and respond to human emotions. This may be welcomed by users or seen as an invasion of privacy.
Energy & Environment
Scientists Figured Out Why Yellowstone's Supervolcano Could Be So Powerful
A team from the University of Oregon used computer imaging to recreate the 7 million year history of Yellowstone's most iconic activity.
Education
This Massive Training Library Is The Last IT Certification Resource You'll Need
Traditional, in-class technology education has become largely irrelevant and overpriced. iCollege offers a much more streamlined and affordable way to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and platforms in the industry, and a lifetime subscription is on sale for just $99.
Apps & Software
The 21 Software Engineers Behind Your Favorite Apps: From Snapchat to Uber
Learn about the people and processes behind some of the most popular apps that are on the market today.
Robotics
Sony and Carnegie Mellon Partnering to Make New Robo-Chefs
One of the world's largest tech companies is partnering with Carnegie Mellon computer scientists to build robots fit for meal preparation, cooking, and even food delivery.