Bob Marley inspired tech appears at CES
BAY AREA - The company was showcasing its new line of earth-friendly headphones at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show...
A poor black child? Love, not Google, saved me
NEWSONE - What Gene Marks' column and his legion of detractors failed to touch on is that overcoming poverty is not about access and citing statistics...
Teen turns to digital drugs
You can't see, taste or even touch digital drugs, but some people say all you need to get high is your computer...
How Steve Jobs helped diversify the digital age
OPINION - However the technology is used, it cannot be denied that Apple has grown and cultivated a global technological community that simply did not exist before. ..
How Steve Jobs helped empower black America
OPINION - By the time I went to work in Silicon Valley over a decade ago, before a single iPod had been made, his name was legend...
Apple: Company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
CUPERTINO, Calif. (AP) - Steve Jobs, the Apple founder and former CEO who invented and masterfully marketed ever-sleeker gadgets that transformed everyday technology, from the personal computer to the iPod and iPhone, has died...
Blacks may bear brunt of new police data capture technology
theGRIO REPORT - The Michigan State Police has bought the 'Universal Forensic Extraction Device', a handheld gadget which can copy the entire content of a cell phone...
Obama unplugged: Where are the cool phones?
WASHINGTON (AP) - The president, in an unscripted moment with donors in Chicago, was talking about the need to innovate in technology...
Do teenage girls drive the 'sexting' culture?
theGRIO REPORT - Sixteen-year-old Dewayne never asks teen girls at his Bronx high school to send him naughty pictures. But they do...
TheGrio's 100: Cora Marrett, holding US to higher standards for science education
TheGrio's 100 - The National Science Foundation keeps American colleges and universities on the cutting edge of technology, funding 20 percent of all research done by U.S. institutions of higher learning -- to the tune of $6.5 billion...
