Our troops are deployed in the most rugged of locations, from the mountains of Afghanistan to submarines a hundred feet below the surface of the ocean. Yet all will be able to tune in Sunday to the Super Bowl thanks to new technology.
They’ll watch the game on the American Forces Radio and Television Service, [...]
In today’s day and age, most everyone “googles” religiously and wouldn’t think of using any other search engine. Those that do usually would then use Yahoo! and even then each to his own as if you like to read the trash on Yahoo!s homepage instead of just Googling what you want. In recent [...]
On Feb. 17, Americans will lose analog “bunny ears antenna” TV systems and get shimmery new digital TV images if they push all the right buttons at home… or maybe not. Congress could still delay the day analog TV dies. Last week, Gov. David Paterson called on federal lawmakers to delay the switch to [...]
Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th U.S. President on Tuesday in Washington. Th number of people who braved the frigid D.C. weather to watch the historic event could have been anywhere between 800,000 and 3 million, depending on which count you take. Researchers have projected widely varying figures for the event’s attendance, [...]
