New Biosensor Microchip Could Change Medical Testing Forever Mike Pallante - July 20, 2011 at 10:49AM A new microchip developed by Stanford researchers may change the way we test drugs forever by increasing the efficiency several thousand times over. Is the new method safe and who is funding this project? Blog 2 Comments

Jul 20

Switching From iPhone To Android - What Made Me Jump Ship Rob Newcomb - July 13, 2011 at 9:51AM Switching from the iPhone to an Android powered phone is one of the most taboo transitions you could have made in the past few years. But with rapidly changing technology and innovation occurring at record breaking speeds, iPhone fans have much more choice when it comes to upgrading their phone. Years ago the iPhone was the de facto smartphone of choice, but that isn't the case anymore. Should I jump ship to Android? Blog 10 Comments

Jul 13

Dungeon Siege III (PS3) Review Dom Cook - July 12, 2011 at 11:03AM Bringing Dungeon Siege to the latest generation of consoles, with less focus on looting and more focus on an excellent and satisfying combat system, is Obsidian Entertainment's shot at the franchise a worthy addition to the series? Blog 4 Comments

Jul 12

Nation's First "Super Wi-Fi" Hotspot Mike Pallante - July 11, 2011 at 3:27PM New FCC regulations on Wi-Fi ranges help create the nation's first "Super Wi-Fi" hot spot. Thanks to lobby work by our friends at Google and a National Science Foundation grant researchers at Rice University have developed a new long-range high-signal Wi-Fi network. Blog 3 Comments

Jul 11

Nintendo Week - Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony - 2011 Laurie Fish - July 7, 2011 at 7:52PM The figures are dizzying. Gaming industry moguls, Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony are vying for position in 2011. Each has very distinct strengths in an ever expanding market. Who will rise victorious in 2011 as the console wars continue? Blog 2 Comments

Jul 7

Nintendo Week - A History Of Possible Insanity Dom Cook - July 6, 2011 at 6:09PM Nintendo...what were you thinking? There's no doubt that Nintendo has developed some of the most popular consoles and titles in gaming history. But that's not to say they didn't experience some epic failures. So here's to Nintendo's not so stellar attempts at world dominance. We can't help but admire the perseverance and guts. Blog 3 Comments

Jul 6

Nintendo Week - Nintendo 3D Pioneering Mike Pallante - July 5, 2011 at 9:20PM When Nintendo developed the 3DS they weren't riding the coat tails of other developers. They created it all in house and after years of development. Questional takes a look at the story of the first naked eye 3D device to break the mass market! Blog 0 Comments

Jul 5

Nintendo Week - Stealing The Show At E3 2011 Dom Cook - July 4, 2011 at 12:12PM Nintendo has provided not just entertainment, but consistently innovative and rewarding family entertainment for two generations. So with an eye to both the future and history of Nintendo- Questional presents N-Week: A week long focus on the games, technology and occasional follies of that precious little company which began in the nineteenth century creating poker cards. To kick off our Nintendo Week, Questional reviews Nintendo's showmanship at the E-3 conference, the celebration of Zelda, new 3DS titles and the Wii U console announcement. Blog 5 Comments

Jul 4

What You Should Be Asking About Internet Legislation: Part II, Manifest Destiny Mike Pallante - June 29, 2011 at 8:51PM Questional continues looking at the questions raised by proposed Internet legislation. This week we look at how Congress is treating the Internet as an economic vehicle. Blog 0 Comments

Jun 29

Exotic Planet Hunting Techniques Adam Koppeser - June 27, 2011 at 3:19PM While the Radial Velocity and Transit methods account for the majority of exoplanet discoveries, other more exotic techniques can add a richer palette to the picture of the alien world. Blog 0 Comments

Jun 27

LulzSec Releases Arizona State Police Docs Mike Pallante - June 24, 2011 at 1:54AM LulzSec releases 700 documents from the Arizona State police while rival hacking bands like TeaMp0isoN threaten to expose LulzSec and others. LulzSec strikes with a political agenda taking a stand against SB1070. Blog 0 Comments

Jun 24

How did LulzSec hack Bethesda / Brink? What is LulzSec? Mike Pallante - June 24, 2011 at 1:13AM LulzSec has broken into the mainstream media as effectively as they broke into the servers of Bethesda, Fox, the CIA, the FBI and many others. Questional takes a look at who they are and their tactics. Why was it so easy for LulzSec to own these high profile servers? Are they really at war with Anonymous? Blog 0 Comments

Jun 24

RPG Retrospective Review - Grandia Dom Cook - June 20, 2011 at 5:06PM Are you sick of RPGs that companies have been spewing out lately? Wanting to go back to the good old days where RPGs had a soul? Or perhaps you never had a chance to play RPGs before this generation? Well look no further as we start our trip back in time, and take a look at the best RPGs you may or may not have played. Blog 0 Comments

Jun 20

What You Should Be Asking About Internet Legislation: Part I Mike Pallante - June 14, 2011 at 11:44AM Is "Freedom" just another word for nothing left to choose? Questional begins an ongoing series on the types of Internet legislation introduced by Congress and what it means to you. We give you the skinny on the laws, where to find them, who wrote them and what we need to be asking. Blog 2 Comments

Jun 14

Whats new in iOS5 and what is Apple's iCloud? Mike Pallante - June 7, 2011 at 2:58PM Steve Jobs announced the new iOS5 and iCloud at this year's Apple Developer's Conference. Are Apple products living in the shadow of the Android? Questional takes a look at what's new in iOS5. Blog 9 Comments

Jun 7