After struggling to keep up with competitor innovations and a challenging television sales market, Japanese electronics maker Sharp is exiting the Americas. It will sell it’s plant in Mexico as well as it’s brand in the United States.Read More

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden is back in the news going after the Obama administration. This time, he’s soliciting help from one of the most powerful companies in the world: tech giant Apple.Read More

If there’s something that annoys most people, it’s running out of the things that we always need. Toilet paper, coffee, detergent – having to run to the store for something simple like that can be a hassle. Amazon has the answer in their new Dash buttons.Read More

Face it, the average sedan can be boring.  Four doors and a modest engine spell family friendly, but not exciting or fun.  No one sits in a dreary office on a rainy day dreaming of a sedan as their most wanted vehicle.  Dream cars are sports cars with huge engines or muscle cars with that...Read More

When British scientist Roger Shawyer first envisioned a new way to travel to the moon just after the turn of the century, he didn’t anticipate the connections that would be made between his concept and the impulse drive used by the fictional Star Ship Enterprise in Star Trek. Of course, those connections have been made.Read More

When gaming fans have waited this long for a new chapter in a series, they’ve become accustomed to failures. Production delays, contract disputes, and unforeseen delays have forced some of the most prominent franchises to fold under the pressure. Fallout 4 may be the exception.Read More

Before the Greek government agreed to their creditors’ demands, there were plans in the works to switch the currency exchange from the euro in a “flick of a button.” The man with his finger on the button, former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, is awaiting treason charges despite claims that his plan was approved by Prime...Read More

The response to Donald Trump’s candidacy for President has been met with extreme feelings from both sides of the aisle. His supporters seem to adore him and their ranks are growing as his straight-talk style seems to be winning over early polls. However, they need to be very careful.Read More

There have been many debates for decades (perhaps centuries) about the ethics and morality of allowing people to die when it can be prevented. There are those who, because of medical problems, simply cannot have a proper quality of life, so their right to die has been a topic of discussion.Read More

Very few homeowners in America like having a brown lawn. The severe drought in California and subsequent mandatory lawn watering reductions have many families choosing to decorate their lawn with green paint. One couple decided that green was too common and used the opportunity to express their patriotism.Read More