Articles by Kevin L. Clark
President Obama Announces $100 Million TechHire Program To Curb Unemployment In America
In an attempt to curb the unemployment rate in America, President Obama unveiled his $100 million TechHire initiative.
Pinterest Joins Twitter And Dropbox By Releasing Its First Full-Year Transparency Report
The popular image-bookmarking site responds to requests for transparency by releasing its first full-year report.
Netflix Still Supports Net Neutrality Despite Confusion Over CFO's Stance
Netflix CFO David Wells may have bitten off more than he could chew in comments at a conference. The company has since elaborated its stance on net neutrality.
Judge Approves Bonuses For RadioShack Executives Amid Bankruptcy Case
RadioShack executives in Fort Worth, Texas, are thankful to a bankruptcy judge who approved a revised package of retention bonuses.
Self-Driving Mercedes-Benz F 015 Luxury In Motion Concept Car Spotted In San Francisco
Making its debut at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the Mercedes-Benz F 015 concept car was seen on the road and in motion in sunny San Francisco.
Apple Watch: Twitter Reacts To Tim Cook And Apple's 'Spring Forward' Presentation
Apple revealed more details on the Apple Watch during its Spring Forward presentation on Monday, and Twitter voiced its opinion about all the new products flooding the market.
Britain's Solar Power Industry Worried About Impending Solar Eclipse
With a total solar eclipse on the way, Britain's solar power industry is bracing for the worst.
Apple Watch Battery Life Increased With Reserve Strap
Lane Musgrave and John Arrow promise an increased battery life for the Apple Watch with their Reserve Strap -- but is it worth paying $249.99?
Scientists Say 'Curved Spines' Are Why Men Love Big Booties
From Nicki Minaj to Jennifer Lopez, scientists and researchers from Bilkent University claim "curved spines" are why women's backsides are often talked about in popular culture.
Thomas Edison Had An Idea To Speak With The Dead
American inventor Thomas Edison conceived a little-known device to hear the voices of the dead, according to a nearly lost chapter of the inventor's memoirs.
Amazon To Bring Premium Mobile Games To iPhone And iPad
Although there is no release date in sight, iPhone and iPad users are excited about Amazon bringing four premium mobile games to its iOS.
Aerospace Company Lockheed Martin Creates Laser That Dismantles Automobiles
Aerospace company Lockheed Martin announced the creation of a fiber-optic laser dubbed Athena that takes out automobiles from more than a mile away.
NBA Partners With Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg To Promote Gender Equality
Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg links up with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to promote gender equality within the sport of basketball.
StubHub Integrates With Spotify In Concert Discovery Partnership
Online ticket seller StubHub is going into business with Spotify to create a new concert discovery app.
NASA Proposes Concept Submarine To Explore Saturn's Moon
Space exploration never looked so good. NASA video shows a conceptual submarine that could investigate the liquid methane lakes on Saturn's moon, Titan.
ISIS Controls Around 46,000 To 70,000 Twitter Accounts, Study Shows
A new study reports that ISIS is growing socially, and says the terrorist cell is operating at least 46,000 Twitter accounts. Its social media presence offers a 'demographic snapshot' of its followers.
U.S. Lawmakers Introduce New Privacy Bill
Four U.S. senators have resurrected the Data Broker Accountability and Transparency Act, which is a proposed privacy bill that would allow consumers to see personal information.
New Website Allows Users To Customize Their Apple Watch Online
A new website called Mix Your Watch is enabling Apple Watch fans to customize their smartwatches online.
China To Develop Cybersurveillance Program That Mimics U.S. Practices
Despite U.S. anger over China's anti-terrorism law, the People's Republic is planning on instituting its own cybersurveillance program similar to U.S. practices.
Apple Watch Receives Gold Design Award At International Forum
The Apple Watch hasn't even gone to market, yet the company received the 'Gold Design' award for it at this year's International Forum.
The 5 Greatest Video Games Of The PlayStation 2 Era
Tech Times celebrates the 15 year of Sony's PlayStation 2 by crowning these five games the best of its era.
The Smithsonian Institute Bans Visitors From Using Those Tacky Selfie Sticks
Visitors to The Smithsonian will have to sheath their selfie sticks when witnessing the beautiful works of art on display there.
'The Women On $20s' Organization Pushes To Replace Image On $20 Bill With Rosa Parks And Harriet Tubman
A man has dominated the face of the U.S. dollar ever since its inception. Now, an organization aims to place an image of Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, or Eleanor Roosevelt on the $20 bill to replace President Andrew Jackson's portrait.
Jack Ma's Alibaba E-Commerce Company Enters The U.S. Cloud Market
The Chinese consumer-to-consumer e-commerce company, Alibaba, finds its owner Jack Ma taking them into the United States' cloud service market.
Let's Break Down The Final 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron' Trailer
Earth's Mightiest Heroes return as Marvel Studios unveils the final 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron' trailer, which is a must see, if you haven't yet already!
For $2.8 Million You Can Buy Your Own Private IMAX Theater
IMAX is entering the home theater market with its Private Theatre opportunity where for $2.8 million one can buy their own IMAX theater.
'Evolve' Adds New 'Observer Mode' That Lets Players Livestream Matches
'Observer Mode' is a community feature courtesy of Turtle Rock Studios and 2K Games. It is designed to give 'Evolve' players the tools to livestream the action of all five players in a match without needing expensive equipment.
Dash Hudson, A Shopping App For Instagram, Raises $1 Million In Angel Investments
Dash Hudson, an app designed to incorporate shopping with Instagram, has secured $1 million in funding from angel investors.
Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Talks Nukes, Is Labeled A 'Fugitive' And Gets Suspended By PayPal
Things aren't looking good for Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom, as his accounts have been frozen by PayPal, and he gets called a 'fugitive' by the U.S. government.
MWC 2015: New Details For Samsung's Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge And Samsung Pay
Mobile World Congress revealed more details on Samsung's new Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, and Samsung Pay, setting them up to become formidable opponents against Google and Apple.
