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Elon Musk's SpaceX wants to launch thousands of satellites into space with the aim of providing super-fast global internet coverage, according to a regulatory filing.

Monthly Meeting of the Arizona Breakfast Club. Featured speaker was Craig Carnahan, VP of Sales at CyberGear; Owner RF Gear 2 Go. He spoke about communications and Ham Radio.

Tails is a live operating system, that you can start on almost any computer from a DVD, USB stick, or SD card. It aims at preserving your privacy and anonymity, and helps you to:

There is nothing worse than being cut off from your family. But as we move further and further apart from each other, and rely more and more on a single technology to even speak, the chances of being cut off have become overwhelmingly probable.

In my ongoing quest to make my life as secure and private as possible, I've found three instant messaging networks worth talking about

When there's no network coverage or internet access, smartphones are rendered useless as a communications tool. The goTenna tackled this by allowing smartphones to communicate via their own radio-based network and, now, the goTenna Mesh can do so ove

Tascam says that its Ministudio series will make podcasting and online broadcast production a breeze

The next creation from Musk is "Neural Lace," a computer interface implanted directly into the human brain. As one example, it could allow users to connect to the internet merely by thinking about it.

You might want to keep your journal in a safer place – with help from their colleagues at the Georgia Institute of Technology, a team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed a prototype imaging system that

BEIJING (AP) -- China's launch of the first quantum satellite Tuesday will push forward efforts to develop the ability to send communications that can't be penetrated by hackers, experts said.

Nextbigfuture will have several articles over the next few weeks reviewing developments in 2016 and looking ahead to developments over the next few years. Here we look at 2016 in computers. Later articles will look at medicine, life extension, energy

Quantum computing Supremacy is when quantum computers perform computational tasks beyond the capabilities of classical (regular) computers for a significant range of important problems.

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(NaturalNews) Are you hooked on social media or use it to promote your business or cause, but are sick and tired of the Left-wing tyrannical censorship of either your posts or those of real news organizations that Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo and

Devices with Quick Charge 4 technology can get up to 5 hours of battery life on a 5-minute charge, says Qualcomm.

Researchers from the University of Central Florida (UCF) have devised a technique for creating flexible supercapacitors that not only store more energy than comparable devices, but can also be fully-charged in seconds and continue to be recharged mor

Talking about the weather is, for many people, boring. Or maybe you used to feel electric discussing things like warm fronts and lightning strikes, but lately your weather conversations lack, shall we say, thermal convection.

WIRED spoke with Peter Bibring--director of police practices for the ACLU of California and an architect of Mobile Justice, a free app that allows users to transmit live video of police encounters directly to the ACLU--about what people need to kno

Say hello to the decentralized economy -- the blockchain is about to change everything.

Using specially-engineered metamaterials, researchers at the University of California San Diego (UC San Diego) have created the world's first microelectronic device that does not use semiconductors, but instead employs low-power laser optical control

Next-generation satellites, with limited capabilities, are part of the next wave of Earth observation by NASA. They will not replace traditional multi-instrument satellites, but has been "foster(ing) creative and cost-effective approaches to studying

The video from yesterday's meeting of the Arizona Breakfast Club has been posted to YouTube. The direct URL is: https://youtu.be/cFX7RyCJfeA You may also watch the embedded video at the site for the Arizona Breakfast Club. We had a very good turno

Davi Barker (Writer, Author, Artist, Agorist, Peace Advocate) re-caps the Walker-Stalker Convention - Dr. Phranq Tamburri (NMD and local activist) will be in studio to give The Trump Report - HOURS 2&3 POTUS 2016 Coverage

If you don't have access to a Swiss bank account, you will soon be able to keep your currency secure by instead buying some Bitcoin at any Swiss railway station.

Musk claims that, because artificial intelligence is coming, we have two choices. We either make ourselves symbiotically mandatory to the AI or we will basically be destroyed (or end up as pets, but he says that's the "benign scenario").

Microcomputers are great for learning about code and hardware.

Microsoft made speech-to-text software that's as good as a professional transcriptionist

The world's first ATX-compatible, workstation-class mainboard for the IBM POWER8 processor.

Researchers at the Huawei Technology Corporation have unveiled a new quick charging lithium-ion battery. The development is said to result in batteries that charge ten times faster than conventional Li-ion batteries.

Freedom Cells are peer to peer groups organizing themselves in a decentralized manner with the collective goal of asserting the sovereignty of group members through peaceful resistance and the creation of alternative institutions.

This is my ghost gun. To quote the rifleman's creed, there are many like it, but this one is mine. It's called a "ghost gun"--a term popularized by gun control advocates but increasingly adopted by gun lovers too--because it's an untracea

One of my favorite movies is Gangs of New York. The antagonist of the film, William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting (played by the always intense Daniel Day-Lewis) remains one of the most memorable characters of recent cinematic history.

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According to the source, Twitter maintains a 'whitelist' of favoured Twitter accounts and a 'blacklist' of unfavoured accounts. Accounts on the whitelist are prioritised in search results, even if they're not the most popular among users.

- leaving just a pane of glass. Panasonic's impressive OLED television will disappear when it's not in use - making it almost undetectable

By: Claire Bernish / (The Free Thought Project) On Saturday, the United States ceded oversight of one of the Internet's most basic and fundamental functions -- the so-called "root zone," which governs new domain names and addresses -- handing

Back in 2014, a London-based startup called Gravity Sketch released a prototype for an impressive virtual reality sketching tool.

A 9-m (29.5-ft) long fully functional slide is claimed to be the first made entirely out of single pieces of glass.

Remember that scene in "The Force Awakens" where the dark side warrior Kylo Ren stops a laser blast in mid-air?

Waterjet cutting is a proven method for creating intricate and precise cuts with nearly any kind of material, although the machines are big and expensive.

Let's Send a Message to the FCC: Consumers, Not Hollywood, Should Drive the Pay TV Market

The flood of counterfeit coins entering the market has prompted new concerns about determining the authenticity. Up until this time the best electronic machine to check the type of metal in a coin cost thousands of dollars. A new product is on the ma

Where there is a will, there is a way. Regardless of security measures that might be in place, there appears to be no electronic device in the world that cannot be hacked, whether smartphone, tablet, computer, mainframe or even government agencies.

Last Friday, Norway's Hardangervidda mountain plateau looked like what would happen if Miguel Sapochnik directed a holiday TV special.

1,000 watts cleans pretty well...

What's grey and wrinkly and drinks 10 gallons of blood per hour?

Sometimes, regular black just isn't good enough.

I clearly remember Sidney Poitier playing the part of Mark Thackeray in the epic movie, "To Sir, With Love." He had been hired to teach a group of inner-city high school students, but he soon found himself involved in their lives. His students we