Consumer spending heavily relies upon digital currency and perhaps someday paper money will be obsolete.  It may sound fantastic but consider how often you yourself use a credit card to buy things, go online to shop, or receive gift cards preloaded with a specific dollar amount.  Probably you pay your bills via online banking, pay-at-the-pump with a credit card, and even purchase movie tickets online.  Once you look at the frequency of which you actually use digital currency on a day-to-day basis, we aren’t really that far off from going completely digital with our currency. The Bitcoin revolution?

Android smartphones and Apple’s iPhones are very different. Android phones are highly customizable. You can change everything from your Android phone’s home screen to the way you download apps because Android is open source

As the holidays quickly approach, advertisers appear to be pushing smartphones and tablets as the only tech gifts available this season. However, there are many other good high-tech gift ideas that will make that tech savvy relative happy without breaking the bank, and several of these are flying beneath the shopping radar. Some are perfect for the eco-conscious, some are perfect for that inner geek in all of us, and some are even perfect for those lucky ones who already own a smartphone and tablet

The Intel 4004 came out in 1971 and was the first CPU on a single chip! This week marks its birthday and we want so say a quick thank you to the microprocessor that has changed computing forever. A CPU, or central processing unit, is essentially the brain of a computer. Every bit of information input or output by the computer goes through the CPU