Now that’s FAST: Researchers break the 100 petabit per second kilometer barrier
Bell Labs sent the equivalent of 400 DVDs per second over 7,000 kilometers, roughly the distance between Paris and Chicago.
Sony’s VE5 TVs an eco-friendly choice
Kermit the Frog once famously grumbled “it’s not easy being green,” but today’s television manufacturers are trying to prove otherwise. Sony’s latest — the VE5 series of LCD HDTVs — takes energy efficiency to a whole new level, as witnessed at a recent press event in New York City.
David Suzuki’s 10 ways to make a difference
Earth Day might have come and gone, but it’s always a good time to take better care of our planet. If you want to help keep Mother Earth alive and well, renowned Canadian scientist, TV host and all around awesome guy David Suzuki has some suggestions.
Is the Internet rewiring our kids’ brains?
A U.K. neuroscientist says that the use of Twitter, Facebook and video games is forcing children’s brains to go back to an “infant-like state”.
Video: History of the Internet
Have 8 minutes to spare? Surely you’ve got time to view this amazing animated documentary, “History of the Internet,” that takes viewers from before the military-driven Arpanet to Web 2.0 apps in 2009. Enjoy!