5 days ago Google Glass is still in beta testing, and there are only a few thousand devices out right now, but already some places are banning them!
If you're anything like us, you probably have no idea what day it is. Well, it's Monday, April 1st. Yes, it's April Fool's Day, which means that Google is planning to pull the wool over our eyes all day long. Here are some of the pranks they're pulling, in cas
March 15, 2013 Making spreadsheets -- not exactly fun.
Enter: Google Spreadsheet, and their handy grid just in time for St. Patrick's Day.
February 20, 2013 Here comes something else I will have to get from Google!
On this last day of 2012, let's take a look back at some of the persons, places, and things that helped define this year.
According to a new survey by the folks over at AskMen, men are more likely to “pre-stalk” a potential partner before dating.
Are you watching the Olympics? I’m trying to keep up with our local athletes on the National squad. Watching Matt Anderson on the men’s volleyball team, I noticed something weird, which was also the case for the women’s team: One player on each team was wearing a different-colored jersey than the rest of the squad! What’s up with that?
I've always heard that everyone has a twin out there . Over the years, I've seen a few of them, usually sitting a row or two over on the bus. You may have run into one or two of yours as well. But how many name twins do you have?
Drunk, distracted or inexperienced drivers, people falling asleep at the wheel...wouldn't it be easier if we just had cars that drive themselves?
Do you help your kids with their homework? A new survey suggests school ages children prefer to "google" their homework rather than ask their parents for help. A third of kids even think their parents can't help!
Google is looking for young and curious minds to enter the Google Science Fair 2012. The competition comes from around the globe, but the prizes are world class.
Google is out with a new video for Valentine's Day that will melt your heart! The so-called "Google Doodle" depicts a young man trying to win a little girl's heart. The moral of the story soon becomes evident when flowers, candy and an assortment of other gifts don't get the job done.
