Finnish handset maker Nokia said it was in discussions with the central and the state governments over ways to bring greater clarity to the business environment in the country. Read More >> Continue reading Nokia Fights For Better Business Environment in India
Banks and credit unions are squaring off on the social media front over a Depression-era law that exempts credit unions from federal income taxes.Read More >> Continue reading Twitter Wars on Bank-Credit
While the vast majority of U.S. Air Force pilots still control their aircraft from inside the cockpit, about 8.5 percent are drone pilots who operate their vehicles remotely.Read More >> Continue reading None Wants to Be Drone Pilot
There are 3,200 utilities that make up the U.S. electrical grid, the largest machine in the world. These power companies sell $400 billion worth of electricity a year, mostly derived from burning fossil fuels in centralized stations and distributed over 2.7 million miles of power lines. Read More >> Continue reading Green Tech makes US. Power Grid Irrelevant
Massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs) such as “World of Warcraft” or “EVE Online” are a lot of fun, but beware: The games can also be great distribution platforms for malicious code makers.Read More >> Continue reading How MMORPGs Affects your computer
The Internet, and many forms of online commerce and communication that depend on it, may be on the brink of a “cryptopalypse” resulting from the collapse of decades-old methods of shared encryption.Read More >> Continue reading Data PRivacy Problems Kill Internet?
