What is Facebook Timeline? Rob Newcomb - September 29, 2011 at 4:39PM Facebook's new "Timeline" feature is Mark Zuckerberg's newest attempt at upgrading the functionality of their users' profile pages. This drastic enhancement is looming over us with an expected launch date of Sept 30, 2011. Like all changes to Facebook, some users will appreciate the enhancements while others will shun change like the plague. Only time will tell if the Facebook community can learn to accept the new status quo. Blog 8 Comments

Sep 29

How do I get my old Facebook back? Mike Pallante - September 21, 2011 at 4:51PM Hate the new Facebook? Want the old Facebook back? Questional shows you how to get your old feed back. Blog 38 Comments

Sep 21

ClaDun X2 (PSP) Review Dom Cook - September 13, 2011 at 5:47PM Looking to blow the dust off your PSP? Well look no further, as NIS America has the solution! ClaDun X2 is an 8-Bit retro dungeon crawler with a ton of customization, grinding, fighting, casting magic, exploring, and that quirky NIS software we've come to love from the Disgaea series. Blog 3 Comments

Sep 13

The History of Meme including: How Do You Pronounce "Meme" ? Mike Pallante - September 9, 2011 at 2:41PM What do memes have to do with space exploration, artificial life forms and Richard Dawkins? Everything. Questional takes a look at curious life of memes from Oxford to Memebase and everywhere in between. Blog 5 Comments

Sep 9

Google Buys Moto: Reaction and Analysis Mike Pallante - September 7, 2011 at 9:06PM Blogs lit up on August 15 2011 when Google announced its acquisition of Motorola, including its 12.5k patents. But why did Google buy Motorola? Was it a last ditch effort to protect their failing Android platform? Or a graceful move to position themselves just right for the future of Google Search? Blog 1 Comment

Sep 7

iCloud Beta Images and Pricing Released Mike Pallante - August 30, 2011 at 10:04PM Apple accidentally opens the iCloud beta to more users than intended. Also Apple shares pricing and preview images of the iCloud service! Learn more about iCloud and how it will function with your hardware. Blog 2 Comments

Aug 30

Hurricane Irene Hits the East Coast Laurie Fish - August 26, 2011 at 1:45AM On the heels of a rare earthquake that struck the east coast on Tuesday, August 23rd, those of us on the right coast brace for hurricane Irene. Though the 5.8 earthquake spared us, Irene promises to rock the east coast with devastating winds, torrential rain, storm surges and flooding. Questional takes a brief look at what a hurricane is and how meteorologists track these monster storms. Blog 7 Comments

Aug 26

Anonymous Threatens to "Kill" Facebook for #antisec Mike Pallante - August 22, 2011 at 12:00PM Anonymous threatens to "kill" facebook. But what does that mean? Have they grown after the InfoWars of last year and this year's #antisec revival? Are their claims that Facebook sells information to hostile governments legitimate? Blog 17 Comments

Aug 22

Incredible Games Every iPad Owner Should Have Dom Cook - August 18, 2011 at 8:34PM Wondering which iPad games to pick up for your shiny new iPad 2? Have no fear, we've selected five of the most addictive iPad games on the App Store! The App Store is filled to the brim with games, and everyone has their own taste when it comes to gaming, so what are you folks playing? Blog 4 Comments

Aug 18

Bleach: Soul Resurreccion (PS3) Review Dom Cook - August 16, 2011 at 1:50PM Bleach bursts out onto current generation consoles thanks to Nippon Ichi Software! Featuring 21 playable characters, beautiful anime cell-shaded visuals, a leveling system allowing you to grow your characters stronger, and various gameplay modes to keep you coming back for more, Bleach: Soul Resurrección is an anime game done right. Blog 6 Comments

Aug 16

Neural GPS: Alzheimer's and the Brain Mike Pallante - August 10, 2011 at 5:26PM When your brain maps a room- it does so quite literally. Scientists have identified the cells responsible for your internal GPS and how they work. This new information on how the brain maps the external world may provide insight on how to treat diseases like Alzheimer's. Blog 1 Comment

Aug 10

The Atheist's Taste Test Mike Pallante - August 2, 2011 at 10:45AM A study shows how moral disgust may translate into physical disgust. After reading Muslim and Atheist literature self proclaimed Christians rated their disgust with a gross beverage higher than the same beverage before reading the literature. Blog 9 Comments

Aug 2

Bacteria Use "Batman" Like Grappling Hooks Mike Pallante - July 27, 2011 at 3:54PM A recent UCLA study finds certain bacteria are using Batman-style grappling hooks to move through a surface before they develop the goopy biolfim which sticks them to their environment. We decided to take a look at what icky bacteria and the Dark Knight have in common. Blog 3 Comments

Jul 27

Karim Hijazi, Unveillance and the CSFI in Libya Mike Pallante - July 26, 2011 at 11:24PM Did a Government agency fleece Karim Hijazi, CEO of Unveillance, for botnet data on Libya? Questional looks into the IRC logs and email provided by LulzSec. Blog 2 Comments

Jul 26

From Humors to Stem Cells Laurie Fish - July 25, 2011 at 12:11AM From balancing humors to growing stem cells on biological scaffolding, modern medicine has grown from a long history of medical research and discoveries. Questional takes a quick tour of the history that brought us to stem cells, what they are and where the research is taking us. Blog 5 Comments

Jul 25