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The 200-Year-Old Arcade Providence Shopping Mall Now Has 48 Modern Micro Apartments

Shopping malls are dying a slow and ugly death. Shoppers are skipping malls and buying online due to convenience and a no fuss experience. Many shopping malls are struggling to remain relevant, but the Arcade Providence in…

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But For Data Analytics We Would Drown in Data Deluge

We have all heard of the proverbial needle in the haystack based on the idea that it is almost impossible to find a needle in a haystack. The current data deluge has been called a…

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How Technological Change Defines the Ethos, Device Preferences of Each Generation

What Generation Are You In? Can you imagine rock and roll or Woodstock without electric guitars? Would the world have seen a Cold War without nuclear weapons? And would an “Arab Spring” have been possible…

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Germany Opens First Stretch of a 60-Mile Bicycle Highway

Riding a bicycle is an experience in itself. It is all about enjoying nature while feeling like a kid, feeling the wind that blows through your hair, and is a simple pleasure for anyone who…

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How Blockchain Will Disrupt the World

According to CoinDesk, Microsoft is moving heavily into blockchain technology after two years of testing that began in 2014. For a big player like Microsoft to seek to capitalize on this technology speaks volumes. At…

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Biohacking & the Rise of Digital Biology

The field of biohacking, which includes “digital biology” and “synthetic biology,” is relatively new but seeks to make changes in many areas of biological research and technology to improve the human condition and the natural…

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The Future of the Commercial Drone Industry is Big, Small & Bright

The US FAA, other government organizations, and politicians may have dragged their feet on finalizing drone rules and standards, but make no mistake, drones are big business. This week, Oregon representative Earl Blumenauer introduced the…

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Life Will Get More Severe for Today’s Weather Forecasters

Perhaps the only profession with a worse batting average than economics is weather forecasting. News station managers have long known weather forecasting to be a losing proposition and have “robbed Peter to pay Paul” by…

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Emergence of Robotics, AI Comparable to Rise of Human Life

Robots and artificial intelligence (AI) are advancing and merging like never before, but a complete merger isn’t expected for a couple of decades. What may happen at that point is “singularity,” the complete merging of…

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Google Software Engineer Max Braun Creates Smartphone-Like Bathroom Mirror

I’ve never made anything as cool as what Google software engineer Max Braun recently created, and guess what? He did it in his spare time. Braun essentially created a massive Android smartphone home screen in…

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The 200-Year-Old Arcade Providence Shopping Mall Now Has 48 Modern Micro Apartments

But For Data Analytics We Would Drown in Data Deluge

How Technological Change Defines the Ethos, Device Preferences of Each Generation

Germany Opens First Stretch of a 60-Mile Bicycle Highway

How Blockchain Will Disrupt the World

Biohacking & the Rise of Digital Biology

The Future of the Commercial Drone Industry is Big, Small & Bright

Life Will Get More Severe for Today’s Weather Forecasters

Emergence of Robotics, AI Comparable to Rise of Human Life

Google Software Engineer Max Braun Creates Smartphone-Like Bathroom Mirror

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