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The Smartest Human is in Africa, According Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Neil DeGrasse Tyson is a renowned American astrophysicist and science communicator who has a deep interest in human genetics and its implications for human migration. In a recent interview, Tyson discussed the genetic diversity of Africa and its implications for human migration and evolution. Africa

Marques Brownlee Reveals His Top Tech Wishlist for 2022

Now that 2022 has started – here’s hopping it’s a better year than 2021 – tech reviewer Marques Brownlee is revealing his thoughts on what may or should come from the likes of Tesla, Samsung, Apple, etc. When Marques speaks people in tech listen. And

What Happens When Neil Degrasse Tyson Meets MKBHD

What happens when the  most famous scientist Neil Degrasse Tyson meets the world’s greatest tech reviewer Marques Kevin Brownlee, also known by his stage name MKBHD. MKBHD is a video producer, host, technology reviewer, Internet personality, best known for his technology-based YouTubechannel. Check out the

Black Eyed Peas’ Frontman Launches Wristwatch

Long time lead singer of the super successful musical group, the Black Eyed Peas (or BEP), Will.i.am is launching his latest venture – a wristwatch called simply, Puls (pronounced Pulse). Will.i.am unveiled the device onstage at the Salesforce Dreamforce conference in San Francisco. According the

Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s Cosmos Big Hit for Fox

Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Cosmos: a spacetime odyssey is a solid hit for Fox networks and NatGeo. The documentary program routinely beat scripted programs from other networks in its prime time slot. Neil deGrasse Tyson takes over Cosmos from his late mentor Carl Tyson’s Cosmos: a

Is the New Macbook Air, the Best Apple Laptop Ever?

Apple’s new Macbook Air goes on sale now and is sure to be a massive hit but according to Cnnmoney.com it’s the best notebook money can buy. According to the Cnn money… It says a lot that the 2010 revamp of Apple’s ultra-thin laptop was

Illegal Movie Downloading Not Hurting Black Films!

Illegal movie sharing isn’t hurting Hollywood as most movie insiders would have you believe. On the contrary illegal file sharing sites can introduce young black actors to a wider audience. The MPAA and RIAA have been lamenting lost revenues from P2P technologies. No doubt, illegally

Neil DeGrasse Tyson Warned World About Meteorite

We’re sure Neil deGrasse Tyson isn’t happy a piece of space rock exploded over Russia a few days ago – but somewhere deep inside the rock star astrophysicist, he may have said, ‘told ya so’. Tyson, for years have been sermonizing the need for increased

Why Black People Should Buy Blackberry’s Stocks

Black people should buy Blackberry’s stocks not just the phones. The Canadian company, formally known as Rim (research in motion), is on the cusp of a major comeback. The reviews for the company’s long delayed product rollout of its latest devices (such as the Z10)

Microsoft to Kill Windows Messenger Service

Microsoft is ready to kill its Windows messenger platform, used by more than 100 million users worldwide. The Messenger service will cease to exist after March 15. Microsoft sent out emails and alerts to the users registered with the Instant messenger service. The company said

Apple’s App Store Reaches $40 Billion Downloads

Apple recently announced an incredible milestone, more 40 billion downloads from their app store. It seems like only yesterday when the corporation had launched its other platform, iTunes. iTunes of course revolutionized music downloads at a time when illegal downloads ran rampant on the net.

Venus and Serena Williams Makes Iphone 5 Commercial

Times magazine named the Iphone 5 Gadget of the year. The Williams sisters leaves their mark of approval by starring in new commercial for apple. The 30 second Tv spot brings together legendary sisters – and goddesses – Venus and Serana Williams in full tennis

Netflix Should Create a Black Films Section

Netflix is amazing and its ground breaking. If it creates a black movies category then it would be revolutionary. The service does carry an adequate – by some standards – catalog of black films. For example the all black version of Carmen starring Dorothy Dandridge