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
America is one step closer to sending lethal weapons to Ukraine
In a move that’s reminiscent of the Cold War, the United States Senate has passed a $612 billion defense policy bill which includes an allocation
Amazon wants local and state governments to stay out of drone regulations
Few companies have as much of a reason to be interested in America’s developing drone regulations as Amazon. The e-commerce giant is singlehandedly responsible for
Privacy advocates have given up on negotiating facial recognition rules
For more than a year now, privacy advocates have been working with the United States government and numerous leaders from the marketing and retail industries
Turns out cannibalism may be good for your brain
The human body is as strange as it is fascinating. The way our bodies have evolved over the millennia to adapt to our environments and
2016 Nissan 370Z: A Daily Driving Roadster
When you look at the sports car lineup from Nissan you are considering either the GT-R or the 370Z. While it would be fun to
Moving tanks to Eastern Europe is not a message to Russia
As the United States considers putting heavy weapons in Eastern European countries for the first time since the Cold War, most analysts and journalists are