Friday, August 1, 2014

See how Tesla intends to Supercharge the world

Is the thought that you might end up running out of juice in the middle of nowhere keeping you from buying an electric vehicle? Tesla wants to assuage those fears (in hopes that you'll get one of its EVs, of course) by laying out its plans to build a...



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Why You Should Set Up Your Own Community Fiber Network

Why You Should Set Up Your Own Community Fiber Network


Between the net neutrality debate and the Comcast/TWC merger, high-speed Internet access is getting more attention than ever. A lot of that attention is negative, and rightly so: Internet access providers, especially certain very large ones, have done a pretty good job of divvying up the nation to leave most Americans with only one or two choices for decent high-speed Internet access. Many of us don't like those options.


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Typo's iPhone keyboard is back and it still looks a lot like a BlackBerry

Auto-correct fails can be pretty hilarious, but if you'd rather avoid them altogether (boo!) maybe a litigious phone case's second coming is up your alley. See, earlier this year Ryan Seacrest's iPhone accessory company, Typo, found itself on the...



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Wearing a Fitness Monitor Won't Make You Fit

Wearing a Fitness Monitor Won't Make You Fit


Nor, for that matter, will wanting to get fit make you fit. No, getting fit will make you fit, and you don't necessarily need a fitness tracker or an iWatch or any other wearable to do that. Just sayin'. [Joy of Tech]


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Google's Scrapping One of Its Mystery Barges

eBay is winning at gender diversity in technology

Online auction service eBay has followed in the footsteps of other tech companies and published a diversity report of its own -- one that indicates that it's winning at gender diversity in the workplace. According to the report, 42 percent of its...



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Only a sheet of ice protects you from falling a 1000 feet down this hole

Only a sheet of ice protects you from falling a 1000 feet down this hole


Photographer Aaron Huey, who is on assignment for National Geographic, recently shared a picture of a frighteningly deep hole on the Lower Ruth Glacier. The only thing stopping people from plummeting down the 1000 feet drop into the ground is a sheet of ice. One crack, though.


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