How mobile phones are democratising education
The ubiquity of mobile phones is providing a new low cost tool for teaching in some of the poorest communities Education is the most…
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Hackers attack Nuclear Regulatory Commission 3 times in 3 years
REUTERS/Mike Blake The organization overseeing the safety of U.S. nuclear reactors has fallen victim to overseas hackers three times in the past three…
Read moreNAACP’S Net Failure in Ferguson
How the Civil Rights Organization’s hypocritical stance on Net Neutrality Hurts Activism in Ferguson The shooting of teenager Mike Brown by a police officer…
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With Aid Doctors Gone, Ebola Fight Grows Harder
When people started dying of Ebola in Liberia, Clarine Vaughn faced a wrenching choice: Should she send home, for their own health and safety,…
Read moreName Scams: 3 Ways You Can Get Got
Your personally identifiable information (PII) is all around you, and much of it is impossible to protect. While your driver’s license and Social Security…
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Fire stone: First fire-scorched petrified wood found
This rosy-pink chunk of petrified wood from Utah’s Chinle Formation is the oldest-known fire-scarred fossil.Bruce Byers SACRAMENTO, Calif. – After serving nearly 30…
Read moreAn iPhone trick to avoid Facebook Messenger and keep chatting
Facebooks unpopular policy to force users to install Messenger to chat on phones can be skipped using a quick tip Continue reading… Technology |…
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Huge new jellyfish apparently has no tentacles
Jellyfish swim in a tank at the Inbursa Aquarium in Mexico City, Friday, May 30, 2014.AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell A huge new species of…
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State of the Art: Lyft Hopes to Coax Commuters to Leave Their Cars
Photo Lyft, whose cars display a pink mustache on the grille, lets you call a ride using a smartphone app, and a driver who is…
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