Google Fiber May Come to More Cities

Google has recently announced that it has invited nine metropolitan cities to explore “what it would take” to expand its Google Fiber internet service. “We’ve long believed that the Internet’s next chapter will be built on gigabit speeds, so it’s fantastic to see this momentum.” Google says up to 34 cities in all could potentially […]



Supersonic jet will have virtual windows

A company designing a supersonic jet says it will use virtual window displays. The design of the  Spike S-512 Supersonic Jet will remove the needed for the added weight and structural support of windows, without leaving passengers feeling claustrophobic. The new supersonic jet will feature a revolutionary windowless passenger cabin so no more glaring sun and […]

“Games & Gamers” Young Adult Book Series is Nonfiction Look at Gaming Industry

Lerner Publishing Group has released a 6-book nonfiction series about the video game industry entitled ShockZone™ Games & Gamers. The series, written by video game and comic book writer Arie Kaplan (The New Kid from Planet Glorf graphic novel, Paranormal State and Law & Order: Legacies games), is fun, yet fact-filled, and discusses many aspects of […]

“Personal cell” tech could improve mobile broadband

The man behind WebTV and OnLive says he’s created a mobile broadband technology that lets you get maximum speed regardless of how many other people are trying to connect. Steve Perlman’s claims have, to say the least, raised skepticism in the mobile industry. The technology, originally called DIDO, is now being launched under the name […]

EmoSPARK: The First Artificial Intelligence Home Console

I want one, and I’d call him HAL. I’d also program him to say: I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that. Enter EmoSpark, the world’s first home artificial intelligence console that uses emotion text and content analysis to measure the emotional responses of its users. In fact, it actually detects the moods of […]