American-Chinese cyberwarfare agreement is a valid first step to nowhere
The attempts by the United States and China to forge the first ever cyberwarfare treaty is two things, neither of which are what they are
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Twitter DM class action lawsuit would hurt users
Twitter has always been known for its strong privacy policies and willingness to keep things secret from everyone, even the government. A new class action
To maintain QME, Israel wants exclusivity on the F-35
The concept of qualitative military edge for Israel in the regions in and surrounding the Middle East has been something that the United States has
Today’s kids aren’t the first to be addicted to handhelds…
I was speaking to a parent the other day and was a little surprised to hear her complain about how much time her kids were
Even Edward Snowden thinks Clinton’s email fiasco is dangerous
Hillary Clinton has been on the receiving end of a ton of criticism from people on the right, left, and everywhere in between over her
Spotify turns to the dark side of privacy
As if knowing your location at any given time wasn’t enough, Spotify has taken it a step further by wanting to know if you’re walking,
Walking is so yesterday. WalkCar does it for you.
Those who walk often to get to work, class, or anywhere might be in better shape than the rest of us, but that doesn’t mean
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
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