Fund This! Halloween, A Kid Detective, and the Exploratorium
Here are three crowdfunding projects that caught my attention in three very different ways.
Continue ReadingHere are three crowdfunding projects that caught my attention in three very different ways.
Continue ReadingID theft is a real risk that plagues even the most tech-savvy among us. Here’s four tips to help keep you safe.
Continue ReadingThe 2014 Jeep Cherokee is loaded with enough tech to make a nerd’s head spin.
Continue ReadingAccording to the Guinness Book of World Records, this fire-breathing dragon is the world’s largest walking robot.
Continue ReadingI chose Windows 8 over Windows 7 for my new computer. Why? Read on.
Continue ReadingIt’s a brave new technological world but not entirely set, especially for something as ubiquitous as motor vehicles.
Continue ReadingKickstarter project ARKYD hosts a Gamer Hangout to combine gaming and space telescope at 10am June 28, and aims for a stretch goal on June 30 of $1.7million.
Continue ReadingGone are the days when amputees felt a need to hide their prosthetic limbs. Now a blank leg socket can be a way to express personality.
Continue ReadingLook what happens when 3-D printers are used to create new options for hand amputees.
Continue ReadingXKCD’s latest blog post showcases Dictionary of Numbers, a new tool that helps put large numbers in perspective.
Continue ReadingThe 2013 hurricane season continues through November 30th. Severe weather, such as tornadoes and derechoes, are possible all year long. I want to provide you some tips and resources here to help our readers be aware and prepared.
Continue ReadingThe Samsung Galaxy S4 is the perfect gift for new graduates and now you can win one from GeekMom!
Continue ReadingAs your resident amputee GeekMom contributor, I like to keep you informed about all the new and exciting things that are going on in the lives of amputees.
Continue ReadingNew research indicates that Google Glass and similar heads-up displays induce sufficient distraction to endanger the user’s navigating or other activities. Google Glass is intended to reduce problems such as trying to walk safely while also glancing down at a smartphone. However, research indicates that diffusing attention is dangerous in several ways that these devices may not address.
Continue ReadingAny good geek knows that the answer to the great question of life, the universe and everything is 42, but were you aware just how often that number has crept up in pop culture? From apartment numbers to Hurley numbers, dates to car registrations, the number 42 is everywhere when you start looking hard enough. Here are 42 examples of the number turning up in pop culture.
Continue ReadingEnter to win a Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 from GeekMom and you’ll have the perfect gift for the Dad on your Father’s Day list!
Continue ReadingWith two full time jobs and two children under four in the house, GeekMom Sarah turns to technology for some time saving with her housekeeping. Here she shares a ten hour recipe for the crockpot that will allow you to eat well but not eat into your precious family time.
Continue ReadingThere’s a careful balance to be struck between power and bulk when it comes to portable batteries and the Powerocks Tarot is designed to manage both.
Continue ReadingDr. Ivan Sutherland doesn’t register at the same level of public fame as Grace Hopper or Bill Gates, yet his accomplishments in computer graphics in the early 1960s advanced the field of Computer Science tremendously. Please join me in wishing him a happy birthday today!
Continue ReadingThis traveling circus is looking to blend science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
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