What Does The Future Hold For Ultra Thin and Lightweight Laptops, Televisions, and Mobile Devices?

Alaric Anderson
August 1, 2018
Filed in: Future Tech • Tech Insights • Tech Trends • Technology

It's been another two years, and yet, the lightest and thinnest laptops have not changed much. The televisions look the same, and they don't seem to be getting any thinner. Mobile devices also seem to be stagnating. No laptop exists that is ultra powerful, has a decent sized screen, and weighs under 3 pounds. In 2 years, almost no progress has been made, bringing in the... read more

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Lamborghini’s Self-Healing Carbon Fiber Concept Hypercar Could Change The World

Alaric Anderson
March 21, 2018
Filed in: Cars • Extreme Tech • Technology

Tesla's all-electric sports car and Volvo and BMW's self-driving cars may be left in the dust by the radical level of ingenuity and limitless ambition of Lamborghini. People have been impressed and awed by the powerful innovation of the latest self-driving and self-parking cars and Tesla's new all-electric semi truck, but Lamborghini's new self-healing Terzo Millennio... read more

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Gigabit 5G Internet May Be Coming To The Skies In A New “Seamless Air Alliance”

Alaric Anderson
February 26, 2018
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Tech Trends

Delta Airlines, Sprint, and Gogo Inflight Internet are banding together to bring high-speed broadband internet to the skies. Ever since Grant Cardone appealed to the FAA to remove restrictions on in-flight cellular phone usage, and won, internet on airplanes has been quickly moving forward. Today, you are no longer asked to turn off your devices on most airlines, so... read more

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Self-Driving Cars: The Future Is On The Horizon, Autonomous Cars Are Coming Very Soon

Alaric Anderson
August 26, 2017
Filed in: Auto Trends • Extreme Tech • Future AI • Future Tech • Technology

Imagine a world where an hour-long trek to work is no longer a grueling journey to and from work, but actually a productive, profitable, and enjoyable experience not much different from sitting at your office desk. Imagine a cross-country journey across the United States, where instead of driving yourself and stopping off at expensive or seedy hotels when you get... read more

The Reality Of Time Travel | The Theory Of Time Travel And A Plausible Explanation

Alaric Anderson
January 29, 2017
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Future Tech • Technology

There are many theories of time travel, from split timelines to multiple dimensions. Over the years I have put a lot of thought into time travel and the inherent paradoxes it seems to create, and devised my own theory to solve the time travel equation. I believe I have a theory that adheres to logic and eliminates paradoxes, and it doesn't include a nuclear explosion if... read more

The New M.2 Hard Drive Form Factor Is An Important New Development Which Can Transform The Personal Computer Industry

Alaric Anderson
January 11, 2017
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Gear • Tech Insights • Tech Reviews • Tech Trends • Technology

Computer system storage has come a long way in recent years. With the advent of technologies such as helium drives and 3D NAND flash memory, desktop storage has gotten bigger in space and laptop and mobile memory has gotten smaller in size. Today's top-end ultrabooks come with a new form of hard drive that is far different than the traditional 2.5" drives. While 2.5"... read more

On The Plausibility of Hoverboards | Do Real Hoverboards Exist? Is Levitation Technology Real?

Alaric Anderson
December 30, 2016
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Future Tech • Technology

For decades scifi fans and tech lovers have dreamed of a real life, practical hoverboard. Since Back to the Future and Star Wars, dreams of using future hover technology have captured the imaginations of youth who would grow up to attempt to achieve such technology in real life. Dreams of hoverboards, hoverbikes, hovercrafts, and floating flight have not been... read more

How To Create An Alternate Internet DNS System To Bypass Internet Restrictions & Censorship

Alaric Anderson
December 22, 2016
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Internet Security • Technology

There is a big problem in the world of the internet today. This problem is that the organizations regulating and subsequently controlling the internet are a monopoly. In order to solve this serious problem, there are two potential solutions: to break up ICANN, or bypass DNS. The first solution, which will probably not ever happen, is to somehow break up ICANN, as Brad... read more

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Plausibility of Liquid Metal Machines From the Terminator Movies | Possibilities of Living Machines Made Out of Sentient Liquid Metal

Alaric Anderson
December 14, 2016
Filed in: Extreme Tech • Future Tech • Technology

Most people today, especially in western culture, have either seen or heard about Liquid Metal from the movie Terminator. The 80's scifi time-travel classic portrayed sentient robots made out of a material that could alter its state from a solid to a liquid at will. However, the deeper problem is not the fundamental ability to change states of matter, but rather the... read more

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The Future of Consumer Internet Connectivity and Demise of Oligopoly ISP Giants

Alaric Anderson
October 16, 2016
Filed in: Future Tech • Internet Security • Privacy Guides • Technology

To understand what the future of internet connectivity will be, you have to understand several things. First, you need to understand how people connect to the internet right now. Most people do not know anything about how the internet works besides that they pay their ISP every month for internet access, and that they put a password into their computer to access wifi from... read more