Teen’s device charges a phone in 20 seconds
Eesha Khare, an 18-year old high school student, has invented an energy storage device that charges in about 20 seconds and is smaller than a cell phone battery. Her invention has gotten the attention of Google.
AP considering legal action against Justice Department
NBC’s Michael Isikoff reports on the latest about the Justice Department’s subpoena of the Associated Press phone records and the department’s unreported access to reporters’ private digital communications.
Thief snatches phone, then gets hit by bus
Surveillance from Bogota, Colombia shows a thief stealing a cell phone, then getting hit by a bus. NBCNews.com's Richard Lui reports.
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Police confiscate cell phones after suspect dies
California sheriff's department confiscates cell phone videos of officers striking a suspect who later died. KGET's Kelsey Thomas reports.
Silence! Scientists are listening to the universe
The area surrounding the Green Bank Radio Telescope may be the quietest place in America, banning cell phones, Wi-Fi, and other transmitters. NBC’s Kevin Tibbles reports.
Study: Most parent are distracted drivers
A new study finds most parents use cell phones or other devices while driving with their kids. NBC's Erika Edwards reports.
Why technology has proven itself to be indispensable
Google’s Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen, share details from “The New Digital Age,” which explains how much our lives have been shaped and changed by technological innovations. The duo also explains how technology helped solve the Boston Marathon bombing case.
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