French get genetically modified ‘jellyfish lamb’ meat served to them
Lamb is a popular dish around the world and France is no stranger to the meat. However, they probably weren’t anticipating that the lamb they
Month: June 2015
California’s controversial vaccination bill awaits Jerry Brown’s signature
California currently exempts children from mandatory vaccinations based on the personal or religious beliefs of their parents, but that may change in the near future.
The Rise of the Kia
Twenty years ago, there were a certain number of car manufacturers that were popular and some were virtually unheard of. Back then, some of our
Microsoft and NASA are bringing augmented reality goggles to space
If you thought Microsoft’s HoloLens demonstration at E3 was impressive, wait until you hear what NASA has in mind for the device. Not that playing
The American military wants to use laser beams to dispose of explosives
With somewhere north of $500 billion in funding every year, it’s no surprise that the American military is responsible for creating some of the most
Google is now testing its self-driving vehicles on public roads
Remember those adorable self-driving vehicles that Google showed off late last year? Well, the company has spent a few months testing them out in private,
The age of plastic Legos is coming to an end
Legos have been one of the most popular children’s toys in the world for decades. For years, these plastic building blocks have given children a
Toshiba is working on encryption technology that’s impossible to crack
While the benefits of our increasingly digital and Internet-connected world are innumerable, so too are the downsides, the most obvious of which is the vulnerability
The Navy is paying Microsoft millions to keep updating Windows XP
Windows XP has been many people’s operating system of choice for more than a decade, with only Windows 7 surpassing it in market share. This
WikiLeaks has started releasing tons of classified Saudi documents
Classified documents from Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry were published to the WikiLeaks website on Friday, with the 61,000 documents that have been leaked so far