CES 2014: Wearable Health Gadgets, 4K & Ultra HD Technologies Dominate Showcase

Smartphone trends were joined by high-res format and new gadgets

AT&T Wireless & IBM: What's next for wireless users?

Partnership plans to implement smart devices that can use data to transform cities

Samsung Galaxy S5 To Feature Fingerprint Scanner, Software Improvements?

Fingerprint technology is the next big thing in smartphone technology and safety.

Apple iPhone News 2014: Will New Screen Technology Prevent Cracked Phones?

New screen technology coming to the next generation of iPhones?

Amazon Video Game Console? Online Retail Giant Could Be Working on Console With Android?

Amazon may be releasing a game console at some point in 2014, according to a report from VG 24/7.

Google Unveils New Frames Now Supporting Prescription Glasses

Google Glass is becoming more accessible for everyone

Vin Diesel Sings Beyonce & Katy Perry Songs [WATCH]

Vin Diesel has more Facebook fans than Beyonce and Katy Perry but he surely gave "Queen B" some nice publicity this week when the "Fast and Furious" star posted a video of him signing Beyonce and Katy Perry songs.

PS4 vs Xbox One News, Games, and Availability: Best Accessories To Buy For Next-Gen Consoles

Gamers making the transition to the next-gen game consoles from Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 will find some similar accessories in the PS4 and Xbox One versions, but there are some key differences.

Facebook Princeton Study: Social Network Makes Light Of Research; Is Facebook Really In Decline?

The scientific study has resulted in a public relations jab-fest

How the Google Chromebook Changed My Life

The Google Chromebook is junk. The Google Chromebook is a disaster. What is Google thinking?

Mobile App Could Help Couples Acquire Green Cards

The digital age has brought on a number of things: the ability to converse globally with a few clicks and strokes, to direct technology with our voices, to navigate cars that can self-correct, and to utilize phone applications that can do just about anything -including helping couples secure green cards?

Furby BOOM App: 90's Fad Receives Modern Facelift

The Furby BOOM's eyes are LCD screens, allowing it to emote more realistically. The BOOM is also considered a "robot pet" which kids can virtually control using a phone or tablet. Like the regular Furby, the Furby BOOM is still very interactive and well...needy. Your kids will still be required to talk to them, feed them, tickle them and make them dance. The care is the same, except for things like bathing your Furby, which can now be done digitally and not in a actual shower, which cost our parents, another Furby.

Guillermo Gomez-Pena: Chicano 'Cyberpunk' Rebel with a Creative & Ambitious Cause

Ethno-politics, immigration, technology and language happen against the canvas, in an opus, or in any medium, when you are an artist. And, if you are Guillermo Gomez-Pena, you could address societal concerns regarding Latinos through performance art, audio, video, installations, poetry, journalism and cultural theory. A writer, a MacAuthor fellow, and an editor, Gomez-Pena brings style, energy and heritage to everything that he completes.

Spanish-Speaking Latina Mothers in the U.S. Are More Likely to Protect Children Against Excessive TV Viewing

The National Institutes of Health authored and analyzed a survey that addressed the television viewing of young Latino children, which comprises one in five children in the U.S., today. The study was done to examine the correlation between health and viewing habits, and how the primary language spoken at home may affect the outcome of the child's eating habits, weight, and attention/focusing skills.

Technology and How it Mirrors the History of Latino Growth

Latinos are not belated when it comes to utilizing electronics and handheld devices. And, Pew Research Center’s recent analysis of three of their surveys supports this claim, stating that a majority of Latinos own smartphones and other mobile devices, access the Web, and visit social networking sites from remote gadgets at a higher rate than other groups of Americans.

Technology and How it Mirrors the History of Latino Growth

Latinos are not belated when it comes to utilizing electronics and handheld devices. And, Pew Research Center’s recent analysis of three of their surveys supports this claim, stating that a majority of Latinos own smartphones and other mobile devices, access the Web, and visit social networking sites from remote gadgets at a higher rate than other groups of Americans.
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