Beth DeMilt, Author at Blast Magazine

Discovery’s MythBusters Says Goodbye to Kari Byron, Tony Belleci, and Grant Imahara

August 23, 2014

MythBusters will look a little different when The Discovery Channel airs new episodes of the hit show. On Thursday, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman announced that the episode that aired on August 21 would be the ...

Skye Wireless Technology from Auris Finds New Purpose for Old Docking Stations

Beth DeMilt

July 16, 2014

Is your old iPod dock sitting in a corner collecting dust and looking lonely as you utilize Bluetooth and other technological advancements that allow you to play your music wirelessly? Thanks to an innovative n...

Atari Makes Plans to Rule the Entertainment World

Beth DeMilt

June 20, 2014

New York, NY—Many people thought the glory days of Atari where long-gone, but the company is on the verge of staging a comeback to thrust themselves into the center of the technology spotlight. On June 18, t...

LaMetric Smart Ticker Launches on Kickstarter Today

Beth DeMilt

June 17, 2014

London—Smart Atoms has officially introduced the LaMetric smart ticker to Kickstarter today and is ready to transform the world of technology. This smart clock actually tracks and displays key metrics in rea...

Floppy Discs Surprisingly Still Serve an Important Purpose

Beth DeMilt

April 29, 2014

Most people think that the government uses cutting-edge technology to remain prepared for major threats that could impact National Security. In most cases, this is probably true. When it comes to messages ab...

More Bad News for Aaron Hernandez in Gun Trafficking Investigation

Beth DeMilt

April 17, 2014

Oscar Hernandez Jr. was arrested last night in Florida in relation to a gun trafficking case that spans from Florida to Massachusetts. He is being charged with false declaration before a grand jury, obstruction...

RollerMouse Red is Slated to Make Its Public Debut at 2014 South by Southwest Interactive Event

Beth DeMilt

March 4, 2014

Technology is the future, but it is also making the future a little more painful. Long hours spent in front of computers without the proper equipment could lead to uncomfortable issues like carpal tunnel syndro...

A Bugatti Plane of the Future…From the Past is Ready to Fly

Beth DeMilt

February 25, 2014

In the 1930’s, Ettore Bugatti worked day and night to create his 900bhp, 500mph racing plane. This 100P was going to be Bugatti’s meal ticket in the Deutsch de le Merthe Cup, a race of the skies over Paris. Th...

Sinkhole Swallows Eight Corvettes in the National Museum

Beth DeMilt

February 12, 2014

Bowling Green, KY- The National Corvette Museum has eight fewer Corvettes in its possession today after a sinkhole that stretches to 40-feet-wide and 20-feet-deep literally swallowed them whole. No one was in ...

Car and Driver Reimagines The Nominees for Best Picture at the 2014 Academy Awards as Cars

Beth DeMilt

January 19, 2014

Most people are interested in tuning in to the Oscars to see which of the year’s biggest films nabs that notable place as Best Picture. This year, Car and Driver has made the category more interesting for car l...

Michael Schumacher’s Condition Improves from Critical to Stable

Beth DeMilt

January 19, 2014

Since his skiing fall on December 29, Michael Schumacher has been in a coma in a hospital in Grenoble. The German Formula One star was on the slopes in the French Alps when he hit his head on a rock. His man...

Vogue Retouches Lena Dunham’s Photos to Achieve their Idea of Beauty

Beth DeMilt

January 17, 2014

Photoshopped photos have often been the subject of criticism about their skewed perceptions of reality and beauty. Lena Dunham’s recent shoot for Vogue joins in the discussion, especially when the public can co...

FSU Female A Cappella Group Rocks Lorde’s “Royals”

Beth DeMilt

November 23, 2013

As one of the breakout songs of 2013, Lorde’s “Royals” has already received massive media attention across the world. Now, thanks to Florida State University’s all-female AcaBelles a cappella group, the ...

EPA to Reduce Amount of Ethanol in U.S. Gas Supply

Beth DeMilt

November 23, 2013

For the first time ever, the Environmental Protection Agency has decided to reduce the ethanol mandate in the American gas supply instead of add to it. In 2014, gas will have 15 billion gallons of ethanol as op...

Ford Teams up with Facebook and Instagram to Countdown to the New Mustang Release on December 5

Beth DeMilt

November 20, 2013

With more than 5.5. million fans, the Ford Mustang is the most “liked” vehicle on Facebook. Ford’s collaboration with Facebook and Instagram in anticipation of the reveal of the new Ford Mustang on December 5th...

Clean Out Your Closet and Get Instant Cash with These Tips

Beth DeMilt

November 20, 2013

Do you see a jungle of fabric, pant legs, sweaters falling off their hangers, and single shoes whose partners have long gone when you look inside your closet? If your clothes, shoes, and accessories have long a...

The World’s First Strategy Racing Game to Launch this Month

Beth DeMilt

November 16, 2013

Are you ready for the world’s first strategy racing game? Set to launch in mid-November, Chase Race gives players all over the world a chance to race against each other while playing in real time. The game, whi...

Microsoft Stores Celebrate Xbox One Launch with Gaming Tournament

Beth DeMilt

November 15, 2013

The release of the Xbox One is just on the horizon and Microsoft Stores across the country are getting ready to welcome it with a bang. Six cities will host a Killer Instinct Ultra Fighter Gaming Tournament ...

Find AOC’s 27-Inch Multimedia LED-Backlit Monitor for $179 Across the Country this Black Friday

Beth DeMilt

November 14, 2013

Starting November 28 and running only until December 2, AOC, one of the world’s top competitors in monitor display technology, offers its highly sought-after 27-inch e2752she display for just $179.99. This give...

Homeless Veteran’s Transformation Shows How Appearance Changes Self-Perception

Beth DeMilt

November 14, 2013

Research has shown that “more attractive” workers can earn between 7 and 13 percent more money than colleagues who do not take as much time with their appearance. As much as we try to pretend it doesn’t, appea...

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