Ray and Tom are both back in the studio this week with big news. Ray and wife just had a second child! After congratulating the happy (and understandably tired) father, Tom has more tech and geek trivia questions for Ray more »
This week we did things a little differently on Deemable Tech and actually didn’t answer any questions! Ray and Tom are both back in the studio following almost a month of holidays, illnesses and no shows. After catching up and more »
A solar-powered high-altitude drone made by Titan Aerospace is intended to be able to remain in flight for about five years. When manufactured, it would have 3,000 solar panels producing about 7 kW of electricity and would be above the clouds, so it would be exposed to sunlight constantly …
It’s been a couple of weeks since we did a Friday Funnies article here on Deemable Tech. This week’s isn’t hilarious, as much as it is just plain fun. Have you ever wondered how astronauts wash their hands in space? Me more »
Well, supposedly it’s all over this Friday. The end of the world is nigh! No, we’re not talking about the end of the world that was supposed to come on May 21, 2011. Nor are we talking about the end of more »
Deemable Tech – Episode 12 – Fly Me 2 d Moon Today’s Questions: I’m just not feeling it.Every time Britt touches a touchscreen it doesn’t recognize that he’s touched it. Zombie fingers? Anybody know how to share pictures on Facebook?Tina’s more »
This week Ray Hollister, Tom Braun, Kevin Clark, and Aaron Edelson held the first ever Presidential app debate, argued about Apple and Samsung arguing about patents on rectangles and sliders, and Deemable Tech got its 200th Facebook Fan!! All that more »
In the movies, cell phones never seem to get wet unless it helps to move the plot along. Unfortunately, in real life, some cell phones end up in the water even when we don’t want them to, and that usually means that they are completely destroyed. But, what if it didn’t have to be that way? This dream might soon become a reality. This year at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show a company called Zagg, introduced a new technology they’re calling HzO WaterBlock.
Meeting in Lyon, France, Member’s of the World Health Organization formed a panel in late May to discuss the potential carcinogenic hazards from exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields, like those emitted by cellular phones and other wireless communications devices. more »
Are you sitting down? That is what someone usually asks before they give you bad news. This time the bad news is that sitting down itself might be killing you. According to research by the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in more »