Lifestyle & Trends - Technology

Ever wondered how much data the world uses in one minute? [Infographic]

Every 60 seconds, our networks have to process 240 million emails, 1.3 million videos watched on YouTube and 100,000 people sending a Tweet - and in 2013 these numbers will be even higher. By 2015, the number of network devices is expected to double the world's population, making our demand for network bandwidth even larger. Companies like Intel are creating solutions for network providers that will boost performance to handle the increasing network traffic.

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After the rubber hits the road: What becomes of expired truck tires?

What becomes of old vehicle tires, especially large tires like those from a tractor trailer? Some companies have made recycling tires their business, collecting tires from major tire chains, department stores, auto dealers and service stations, and transforming them into rubber crumb. Other companies, like ECORE, use expired tires to make their own products.

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Five tech tools that can help you get into a new home faster

Just 10 years ago, homebuyers would have started the purchasing process with a phone call to mortgage broker or real estate agent, a drive through a desirable neighborhood and a perusal of the classifieds. In 2013, however, buying a house is a high-tech affair, with technology making it easier than ever to find and finance the home of your dreams.

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Try something new and refresh your technology habits

Are you using the Internet as if it's still the year 2000? If you answered yes, you've got some catching up to do. Technology has come a long way in the last 13 years; new shortcuts, alternative products and simple tools available today can help you accomplish tasks faster - saving you time and increasing your efficiency online.

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Decluttering advice for those drowning in digital chaos

Smartphones, tablets, desktops, laptops, e-readers and music players - most of us have more than one digital device in our lives. Juggling so many devices and trying to sync data among them can leave you feeling like you're drowning in digital chaos. If you're looking to declutter your digital life, getting a handle on your music is a good place to start.

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