It all began in 2012. Dr. Terrance Boult attached a camera to a building on the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs campus and began filming students.
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T-Mobile and Sprint Agree to Combine- Increasing Verizon’s Competition
T-Mobile and Sprint are putting the finishing touches on their merger agreement, which will put the value of the new company at $146 billion.
Cruise Ships Begin Using Facial Recognition for Convenience
Once a thing only available for select people, facial recognition has managed to reach the world of phones, and now travel companies.
Insurance Company Offers Compensation for Fans who Experienced GOT Spoilers
We’ve all been there before, you’re looking forward to watching a movie, or TV show, and then someone goes out and tells you a spoiler.
Amazon can Deliver Packages to the Trunk of Your Car
You can call Amazon a lot of things, but you have to admit that they’re ahead of the curve, especially when it comes to their shipping department.
Scientists Print First 3D Heart Using Biological Materials
After many years of hard work and research, researchers at Tel Aviv University have managed to print the worlds first 3D heart.
First-Ever Picture of a Black Hole Reavealed
On Wednesday, April 10, scientists announced that they had taken a picture of a black hole that is located in the galaxy Messier 87.
Apple Cancels AirPower Project Citing too High of Standards
Who wouldn’t want one charging pad to charge multiple items simultaneously? Unfortunately, it looks like you won’t be getting AirPower anytime soon.
Only 3% of Millennial’s Don’t use Amazon in 2019
You would be hard pressed to find someone who hasn’t heard of Amazon. That’s because Amazon takes up 47 percent of all e-commerce sales annually.
The Future of Police Dogs is Here Thanks to Cloning
Gone are the days when you had to go through extensive training sessions filled with “sit” and “stay” with your dog.
Instagram Introduces New Checkout Feature- Allowing In-App Purchases
Instagram excels when it comes to showing ads targetted at you based on your likes and who you follow.
More Americans Pay for Online Streaming Than Traditional TV
There’s nothing quite like sitting down to watch a two-hour movie and have it last for four hours solely because of commercials.