The United Arab Emirates is using drones in a unique way: to help generate rainfall.
AT&T Shuttering Its DSL Service
AT&T has announced it is shuttering its DSL service, in a move that may leave hundreds of thousands without reliable internet access.
Facebook Will Allow Users to Hide Political Ads
Facebook has made a major change to how it handles political ads, giving users the ability to hide them for the first time ever.
Diabetes Management Goes ‘Bionic’ With New Device
Researchers involved in two National Institutes of Health-funded studies have developed a ‘bionic’ pancreas that monitors a patient’s blood sugar levels and makes Type 1 diabetes more manageable. Created by researchers at Boston University and Massachusetts General Hospital, the experimental…
Paulina Gretzky Makes Cover Of Golf Digest
Paulina Gretzky has made the cover of Golf Digest, dressed in a sports bra and form-fitting white pants, much to the dismay of LPGA tour players who believe they don’t get the respect as golfers that they deserve. The issue…
“Puppy Love” Ad Wins USA Today’s 26th Annual Ad Meter
If you are not into the Super Bowl for the football and competitive sportsmanship, you are probably watching the Super Bowl for the commercials. The Super Bowl’s commercials help make the yearly football championship game what it is, where various…
USA Today Founder Al Neuharth Dies
Al Neuharth, founder of USA Today and former chairman of Gannett died on Friday, reportedly after falling. He died in his home in Cocoa Beach, Florida at the age of 89. USA Today has compiled a round-up of reactions to…
Wall Street Journal remains No. 1 US newspaper
According to the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the Wall Street Journal is still the number one most circulated publication in America. On average the Journal sells about 2.1 million weekday editions of their paper. USA Today comes in just behind…
Kermit The Frog Talks Tech Troubles
Kermit The Frog answered a few poignent questions about technology and social media in a compelling interview with Talking your Tech on USA Today. In the interview, Kermit admits he is not the real person behind his Facebook and Twitter…