One of the principle problems with technology is the amount of information available. With an endless stream of stories and data flowing across the Web, information is easily buried.
Tech Talk
Observations from Jamie DeLoma, journalist and computer nerd
Archive for the ‘historic’ Category
Text-based 911 system becomes a reality
Kudos to Black Hawk County, Iowa officials for bringing potentially life-saving technology to its residents.
Student ordered to pay $675K for downloading, sharing music
A Boston University graduate student who admitted he had illegally downloaded and shared 30 songs has been ordered to pay $675,000.
Things our kids will likely never experience
The folks at Wired.com recently published a list of “things your kids may never know about.”
Device brings pregnant women closer to unborn child
An invention that converts data collected from ultrasound and MRI scans are giving pregnant women the opportunity to hold full-scale plaster models of their unborn children, the Times of London reports.
Remembering an out-of-this-world walk
Although you may feel like you know all that there is to know about the historic steps Neil Armstrong took 40 years ago tomorrow on the moon, the Internet opens up the flood gates to information, video and images you have likely never seen — or least appreciated — before.
