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The Military's Spending Millions to Build Robots with Morals - 0 views
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Over the next five years, the Office of Naval Research is awarding $7.5 million in grant money for university researchers to build a robot that knows right from wrong. But what is "moral" and how will you know what they're actually programmed to do?
Blackphone: why the first "spy-proof" mobile is such a hit in a post-Snowden world - Ya... - 0 views
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Blackphone, an Android device, running a special privacy-boosted version of the software called PrivatOS, aims to restore some of the balance - it also offers encrypted texts and emails, and built-in resistance against malicious software.
How Facebook changed our lives - 0 views
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A long explanation on how the blossoming of facebook expanded how people interacted with one another, and kept people in contact with one another, in ways that was not previously available.
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A long explanation on how the blossoming of facebook expanded how people interacted with one another, and kept people in contact with one another, in ways that was not previously available.
Grocery Shoppers 'Commerce Everywhere' Retailing Tech - 0 views
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Literally the most awesome things that have come out of selling groceries - for example: In-store geofencing using Apple's iBeacon protocol Mass customization to deliver personalized products to every customer The mobile shopping revolution. Some of the things that could in turn become trends in the future.
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Literally the most awesome things that have come out of selling groceries - for example: In-store geofencing using Apple's iBeacon protocol Mass customization to deliver personalized products to every customer The mobile shopping revolution. Some of the things that could in turn become trends in the future.
Cloud Storage, Shadow IT and the Real Question to Ask - 0 views
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A little bit deeper than the other articles, but a more in-depth response to the current file sharing/storing distress that has been slowly bubbling up to the surface in the past few years. Pretty awesome stuff.
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A little bit deeper than the other articles, but a more in-depth response to the current file sharing/storing distress that has been slowly bubbling up to the surface in the past few years. Pretty awesome stuff.
What Facebook's New Login Means for Developers - 0 views
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Less random app permissions
A history of blogging - 0 views
5 Companies That Made Media Consumption Smarter - 0 views
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Haven't heard of all of these. Like the last one. Saves us all from seeing millions of baby pictures.
9 Bold Predictions for the Digital World of 2020 - 0 views
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Some of these trends are pretty out there but they're kind of foreseeable. The (technology) cloud is gaining popularity. Cds are absolute. It may be interesting how this changes many years after this expected technological date. Humans tend to go back, like the surge of buying records again. Maybe future angsty kids will declare cds as the only "real way" to listen to music.
The Technology Hidden Inside Every Tweet - 0 views
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Twitter allows anyone access to tweets. This is for other comapanies to build apps that connect with it. It also helps marketers. You can gain valuable information about an age group simply be seeing what they tweet about. Odds are if your audience is young, they will be tweeting.
10 Creative Methods of Advertising - 1 views
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The examples listed in this article are my favorite types of advertising. I love when a company makes their campaign into some type of art display. I think if they do that to, I am more likely to dig in and see what their message is. Thus, more likely to buy their product.
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