If you haven’t seen it yet, 50,000 rubber ducks were just poured into the Chicago river. Every year, Special Olympics Illinois hosts the Windy City Rubber Ducky Derby, a delightful race that begins with over 50,000 rubber ducks being poured from ...
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When a telemarketer or similarly annoying entity calls you, the phone app will display a red bar and a text warning to indicate that you shouldn’t bother picking up. You’ll also be able to permanently block and report the caller. ...
Read MoreRobocop becomes a closer reality with these 11 robots that are helping police forces around the world. From 6 wheeled rovers to pepper spraying drones, here’s your list of the police bots from WIRED.com
Read MorePeople around the world are loving Pokemon Go. One thing people are not loving is the full access to all of your information it grants itself upon install. Here’s a quick guide to securing your phone again, A – Update ...
Read MoreWe have heard a lot about ATM skimmers, but it’s nearly impossible to spot one. Some skimmers are designed to look exactly like the card slot on the original machine and attached to the front, and others are completely hidden ...
Read MoreYour social media accounts may soon be part of the US visa process. US Customs and Border Protection entered a new proposal suggesting a new field in which persons entering the country can declare their various social media accounts and screen names. ...
Read MoreHow do you prove a glass bridge is safe? Take a sledgehammer to it! That is what a reporter did to verify just how strong glass plates building the bridge are. Read more on Mashable.
Read MoreWhen it comes to voting, the logical next step in this global technological evolution would be to avoid those long lines and vote online from home or the office. However, security experts warn that just because you can, doesn’t mean ...
Read MoreMark Zuckerberg’s Facebook account remained safe although that cannot be said for his Pinterest, LinkedIn and Twitter accounts according to Engadget. It’s possible Mr. Zuckerberg was using the same password for all his accounts allowing multiple access across the board once ...
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