Police on Boston Runners: No Need to Worry About Drones
Local authorities have ensured 30,000 runners at the Boston marathon that there would be a no-fly zone to implement at the run. Although many runners would have certain things to worry about, they did not have to in terms of drones. The Massachusetts State Police announced a no-fly zone, including
Nokia to Reenter the Smartphone Market in 2016
Nokia is set to re-enter the market of Smartphones in 2016. A new report from Nokia claimed that it was looking to re-enter the market in that said year and was working on new technologies, such as virtual reality. According to a report by Re/code, which cited two people briefed
CU Rolls Out New Smart Meters
City Utility is rolling out a new technology for its mission of helping consumers save on their utility bills. The company is aiming to develop advanced metering infrastructure in order to reduce utility consumption of consumers. Director of Geographical Information Systems and Advanced Metering Infrastructure of City Utilities, Chris Hill,
Kids Gathered in ‘Super Science Day’
Kids who love science gathered at Fido Purpur Arena in Grand Forks on Sunday to experience science first hand. According to participants, the activities offered at the event were super fun! This event is held by the Dakota Science Center every year. Dakota Science Center Director Laura Munski said that
Google on Antitrust: ‘Bad People’ Only Try Pulling Us Down
After regulators at the European Union charged the giant tech, Google, for antitrust, the New York Times published a headline saying that the campaign versus Google in Europe was funded by competitor Microsoft. Given that part of it is true, the story being shopped by PR staffers and executives at
The Xperia Z4: Sony’s latest Flagship Smartphone Revealed
In a public announcement made in Japanese, Sony revealed their latest flagship Smartphone today. Right now, Sony has not given a date for the launch for both local and international. Like the Z3, the Xperia Z4 is also similar with a same 5.2-inch screen but with a thinner 6.9mm form,
New Study says that Cyber-Stalkers are Addicts
A new study has revealed that most internet based stalkers may be internet addicts who have low interpersonal skills and are not in touch with other people. The National Center for Cyberstalking Research says that these Cyber-stalkers fail to establish relationships; therefore they concentrate on virtual people. Psychologist Dr Short,
Telescopic Tube Shortens Scanning Time for Possible Lung Cancer
Cutting time to spend on scanning the lungs for possible cancer, the doctors are the University College of London, use a telescopic tube to diagnose the disease that normally takes days before the results could come out. This is the latest telescopic tube that the doctors at the University College
Group Invites Women in STEM Careers
A group invites girls to discover science and technology careers. In Oshkosh, the UW Oshkosh and the American University Women are encouraging girls to become tech savvy. The school had a special Saturday class in exploring in demand and high paying careers that women might have been overlooking. The Technology
MIT Researchers Develop a Thumbnail Wearable
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers are into developing a miniature wireless track pad, wherein the wearable will be worn on a user’s thumbnail. This new technology aims at letting users control the wearable device even if their hands are full. Some activities could be answering a phone call when