Phillip Parsons Deutsche Bahn, Germany’s national rail network, is set to take the fight against graffiti to the sky with their own army of drones, according to CNET. Apparently graffiti is a big problem in Germany, as graffiti cleanups cost Deutsche Bahn nearly 10 million dollars last year. Fortunately for the graffiti … Read More
Ericsson has unveiled prototypes of “smart windows,” windows that can boost cell reception, respond to taps and swipes (akin to an iPhone) and more, according to CNET. The windows are apart of Ericsson’s “Windows of Opportunity” exhibit at CTIA 2013. Ericsson hopes the windows inspire other companies to take up … Read More
Earlier this week Jose Bautista tweeted that he had received a MLB Lifetime Pass, granting him and a guest free access to any game at any ballpark for the rest of his life. These lifetime passes, given out by the commissioner’s office, are extremely rare and are only given to … Read More
If there are any aspiring PGA golfers out there, you might need to tweak your game a bit. The United States Golf Association and the R & A, golf’s governing bodies, have announced a ban on the anchored putting stroke which will begin in 2016. The anchored putting stroke is when … Read More
Nintendo is currently issuing “content ID match” claims on Youtube videos that feature their video games, according to Game Front. This means that Youtubers who include footage of Nintendo games while reviewing them or providing commentary cannot receive ad revenue from those videos. That money goes straight to Nintendo. Nintendo’s … Read More
