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  1. by Lacie Carmody · 1 log

    Here’s a scenario most of us are familiar with, your flight is delayed, and your phone is in the throes of death. You have a plug, but the outlets are not just limited but...

  2. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas)

    When William Gibson said, “The street finds its own uses for things,” he was talking about ordinary people taking outdated technology and repurposing it for a different than...

  3. by Lidia Zuin · 2 logs

    After the hype over the head transplantation proposed by Dr. Canavero, things have been a bit quiet in terms of big ideas for developments in transhumanism. However, on January...

  4. by Lidia Zuin · 12 logs

    Founded by the Portuguese entrepreneur Henrique Jorge, ETER9 is a social network that allows you to create your digital Counterpart by collecting and analyzing your online...

  5. Internet Addiction and You Technology
    by Daniel Rodriguez

    The list of imagined effects from the use of computers and devices connected to the Internet and one another has never been short and have always been supplemented with...

  6. by Isaac L. Wheeler (Veritas) · 1 log

    The Cold War & The Creation of the Cyberpunk Welcome Rootwyrm to the regular contributors for Neon Dystopia. This is his first article, but definitely not the last. I vividly...

  7. by Novak · 1 log

    Nothing evokes more cyberpunk imagery than the image of a lone figure perched like Batman on a gargoyle, surveying the internet as packets move around beneath him, watching the...

  8. by Zymepunk

    Some absolutely incredible medical breakthroughs have given cause for a Special Edition of Doc Forre’s Science Report. Medical Technology A common risk in medical surgery is...

  9. by Zymepunk

    Neuroscience Oh creativity, you’re so under-researched, yet so weirdly important. Operational definition? Last I checked it was sketchy at best, but that’s what inventories are...

  10. by Zymepunk

    Space Most folks have heard that extended time in space can wreck havoc on the muscles and bones of astronauts, but new research is showing that there are even worse...

  11. by Novak · 2 logs

    In light of some of the recent cyber-attacks, such as the hacking of Sony and Anthem, it’s easy to be pessimistic about the state of computer security today. So the last thing...

  12. by Zymepunk

    Medical Technology As of the time of this writing, the Keck School of Medicine is preparing to announce preliminary results in a clinical trial of auditory brainstem implants...

  13. by Zymepunk

    This has been a pretty awesome last couple weeks for the Medical Technology side of the news, so this week’s update is going to be a little bit more focused than the first...

  14. by Novak · 1 log

    In September 2014, Samsung announced its Virtual Reality (VR) headset, the Gear VR. Unlike the Oculus Rift or some other headsets, it does not contain a built in screen but...

  15. by Novak · 1 log

    This was an article submitted to Neon Dystopia by TTristanMartin. In gadget circles, 2015 will be the year of the Smartwatch and, one by one, consumers are a step closer to...

  16. by Novak

    Science has been making many new discoveries lately, helping to turn your cyberpunk dystopia from fiction into fact. Let’s see what they’ve been up to recently… Marketing The...

  17. by Novak · 4 logs

    You may have heard of AdBlock; its a plugin that runs in your computer’s web browser to keep ads from appearing while you browse the internet. Cool, right? Well, a group of...

  18. by ToxicSky · 2 logs

    Raspberry Pi might not be the newest kid on the block anymore, but it is one of the most accessible. It is strong enough to display HD movies and small enough to make wearable...

  19. by Novak · 1 log

    In the sprawl, or whatever currently passes for the sprawl, there are any number of airborne dangers; from thick clouds of smog to tear gas grenades. In order to protect...

  20. The Body As A Node (NSFW) Technology
    by Daniel Rodriguez

    Recently I took a Youtube trip. I’m generally not a fan of those. I wind up watching too many videos about nothing and I’m left wondering where the afternoon went. But this...