A Century Of Refrigerators
Since their invention in 1913, and since this Kelvinator advertisement first ran in 1955, refrigerators became more immensely colossal and more […]
Controlling Your AC on Your Smartphone Can Save You Hundreds This Summer
With summertime in full swing, you may be one of the many Americans who struggling to stay cool while keeping
Restoration Hardware Sends 17 Pound, 3,000 Page Mailer to Recipients’ Chagrin
Restoration Hardware recently kicked off its new, direct mailing marketing campaign much to the chagrin of mail carriers and environmentalists. The
New Research Shows U.S. Computers Hacked 5,840 Times In 45 Minutes
“U.S.-based computer security firm Norse has released a real-time animated map that illustrates ongoing cyberattacks around the world. Without a doubt,
New Research Shows That Stress Wreaks Havoc on White Blood Cell Count
Does stress impact the body’s immune system? According to a new study published in Nature Medicine, there is a definite relationship between
HP Introduces Printer Ink Subscription Service to UK Consumers
On Wednesday, May 28, information technology company HP introduced its Instant Ink subscription service to consumers across the United Kingdom.
Pennsylvania Officials Hope Smoke Tests Will Explain Backed Up Sewers
Pennsylvania officials will release non-toxic smoke into its sewer lines to identify cracks, leaks, and other serious problems. “Smoke will come
Is Texting While Driving All That Dangerous? (Yes, It Is.)
Smartphones have completely saturated our culture. Not only do a whopping 90% of Americans own a cell phone, but a staggering
A New Study Shows Texture Could Make a Difference in How Much People Eat
Most people do not necessarily consider how the texture of food plays into how much they eat, but perhaps they
Gulf Coast Flooring Files Lawsuit Against Client Who Allegedly Refused to Pay Bills
A Texas flooring company recently sued one of its clients, alleging that the client refused to pay for services and