Ryan W. Neal

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Originally from Northern California, Ryan W. Neal came to New York to earn his master's in journalism from Columbia University. He joined IB Times April 2013, and is a writer for the technology section.

He has written for the Santa Barbara Independent, Sacramento News and Review, Summit Daily News, Virgin Red Room, and Forbes Sports Money. He was previously the manager of the blog network at Magnet Media Inc.

When he's not nerding out about tech, he loves sports and snowboarding.

Google Fixes Gmail Glitch: Bug Causing Thousands Of Blank Emails Not Related To Friday Outage

The bug was revealed Friday when a man said his Hotmail account was getting thousands of blank, no-subject emails.

Objet500 Connex3 Coloro Multi-material 3D Printer

3D Print In Color: Stratasys Reveals Objet500 Connex3, World's First Multicolor, Multi-material 3D Printer

Like a traditional 2D inkjet printer, the Objet500 Connex 3 uses triple-jet techy to combine materials for hundreds of colors.

Russian Coders, Ukrainian Cybercriminal, Mexican Smugglers, And The Largest Cybercrime In History

Five people have been linked, in one capacity or another, to one of the largest cybersecurity breaches in history.

LogMeIn Alternatives: 6 Tools For Remote Access To Your Computer

There are plenty of LogMeIn alternatives for anyone looking for a new way to remotely access a computer.

Is Facebook Dying Like A Cured Disease? Princeton Study Says Social Network Will Lose 80 Percent Of Users By 2017

A Princeton team concluded that Facebook will be as obscure as Myspace in a few years.

How Chinese Internet Traffic Got Redirected To A Small Brick House In Cheyenne, Wyo.

Nearly three-quarters of China’s servers, which direct traffic behind China’s “Great Firewall,” routed traffic to Internet addresses owned by Sophidea Incorporated, a company headquartered at 2710 Thomas Avenue in Cheyenne.

Amazon 'Anticipatory Shipping': New Patent Shows Plans To Ship Products Before Customers Purchase Them

If successful, anticipatory shipping could eliminate one of the few advantages brick-and-mortar shops have over Amazon.

'LogMeIn Free' Is Dead After 10 Years: LogMeIn Now Requires Subscription Free, Reddit Users Outraged

Beginning Tuesday, the company will gradually migrate users of its free products to LogMeIn Pro.

Sex With Google Glass: New App Lets Lovers Watch Themselves In Different Angles, Research Positions, Record Video

Called “Sex with Google Glass,” the app combines many of the function of Google Glass to give people “the whole picture” of their sex lives.

What Is BuzzMyFx? New Scraper Site Stealing Content And Ad Revenue From Thousands Of Websites

BuzzMyFx is a bit trickier than your standard content scraper, and is stealing ad revenue from thousands of bloggers.

Google Glass At The Movies: Federal Agents Interrogate Man Wearing Glass In Theater

A man was reportedly interrogated after he wore Google Glass to an AMC theater in Columbus, Ohio.

Apple iPhone Repair: Apple Stores To Replace Broken iPhone 5C Screens Starting Monday, iPhone 5S Coming Soon

Customers with a broken iPhone 5C screen can now keep all of their data while leaving the store with a brand-new screen.

3D-Printed Candy? Hershey Signs Deal With 3D Systems To Print Chocolate

Using the new ChefJet Pro 3D printer, Hershey will start the 3D printing of chocolates and candies.

The arrowhead-shaped unmanned Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 (FHTV2)

Chinese Hypersonic Glide Vehicle: First Speed Test Reaches 10x Speed Of Sound

The Jan. 9 test of the hypersonic glide vehicle was confirmed Thursday by China.

Facebook Gets Older: Demographic Report Shows 3 Million Teens Left Social Network In 3 Years

A new report from digital marketing agency iStrategyLabs shows exactly how many teens have abandoned Facebook.

Net Neutrality & Venture Capitalism: How Ruling Hurts Tech Startups, Internet Innovation

Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures wrote about the effect the court ruling will have on tech startups from the perspective of a venture capitalist.

'NEST' Penny Stock Skyrockets After Google Purchases Nest Labs

Shares of "NEST" jumped 1,900 percent after investors confused the penny stock with Nest Labs.

How Net Neutrality Affects Netflix: Court Ruling Could Raise Netflix Fees $4.80 Per User

Netflix could face a large, extra expense to deliver its high-definition TV shows and movies to customers.

NSA Quantum Program Leaked: Edward Snowden Reveals How US Government Spies On Offline Computers

Just days before Obama is expected to announce new restrictions on spying, Edward Snowden revealed another NSA surveillance tactic.

Bitcoin Competitors: What You Should Know About 6 Alternative Cryptocurrencies

You've heard about bitcoins, but here's what you should know about some of its competitors.

Reddit Evolution: How 'Front Page Of The Internet' Went From 'NSFW' To 'WTF'

New graphs attempt to make sense of the sprawling digital community that is Reddit.

Why Google, Not Apple, Purchased Nest: 7 Facts You May Not Know About Google's $3.2 Billion Acquisition

Many suspected that Apple would purchase Nest Labs. Did Google just beat 'em to it, or was Apple not even interested?

Google Acquires Nest Labs For $3.2 Billion: Will Smart Thermostat Company Share Customer Data With Search Engine Giant?

Google's $3.2 billion purchase of Nest raises privacy concerns for some customers.

Yelp Reviewers Revealed: Court Demands Names Of Anonymous Posters

A court ordered that Yelp's fake reviews are "false statements" rather than opinions and are not protected by the First Amendment.

Microsoft Hacked By SEA: Syrian Electronic Army Campaign Continues, Hijacks Blog And Twitter Accounts

The SEA has struck again, hitting another high-profile company.

Netflix Originals Coming In 2014: 7 Seasons Of Exclusive TV Shows Premiering This Year

Netflix is doubling its investment in original content, and has a whole bunch of new stuff coming out this year. Here’s what you can look forward to on Netflix in 2014.