ID Card Now Available For People Who Stutter
Identification cards are now available for individuals in the United States who have a stutter. Stuttering is considered a disability […]
Adults Need 2.5 Hours of Exercise Per Week For Good Heart Health
The typical American adult is an extremely busy creature. From a 40-hour workweek (sometimes even more) to familial duties, who
Cisco Predicts That Mobile Phone Ownership Will Reach 5.5 Billion by 2020
Any digital marketing whiz will tell you that the fate of internet searches and sales were placed in the hands
World Economic Forum: 5 Million Jobs Will Be Lost by 2020, Technology to Blame
The digital age is in full swing and industry leaders are forecasting a severe disruption in the white collar workforce
Intel’s X-Ray Helmet Confirms That the Future is Now
Intel’s newest creation is a very palpable reminder that the future is now. Their newest product is a helmet that
The True Heroes of Game of Thrones Are Software Developers
Figuring out why the season premier of Game of Thrones crashed last year for HBO’s streaming users was not just
Bay Area Community Helps Elderly Man Fix His Roof After a Neighbor Asked for Help on Facebook Post
Even the most able-bodied individuals probably find replacing a roof to be exhausting, especially when doing the job alone. But
Pen and Paper Goes Digital
There’s one shortcoming that iPads and other tablets will always have: they’re not pen and paper. For many people, there
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Mobile App Allows College Students to Track Flu on Campus
A newly created mobile app allows students to monitor the spread of the flu around campus, says researchers at Duke
Top Security Firm: New Malware is “Largest Known” Threat to Apple Devices
Security firm Palo Alto Networks announced over the weekend that a new form of malware, dubbed “KeyRaider,” has allowed hackers to steal