The Town Where Wireless Signals Are Illegal
No cell phones. No WiFi. No radio. It's either your dream or your nightmare.
No cell phones. No WiFi. No radio. It's either your dream or your nightmare.
The robots can be designed in just a few minutes and then 3D-printed and assembled in less than half a day.
In Iceland, sushi takeout is taking to the air.
The tech giant has partnered with the National Alliance on Mental Illness to offer users a confidential self-assessment quiz.
Engineers have developed an "infinite soaring machine" that flies without a motor.
Bedtime reading can get a boost from technology without screens.
It will even send you recipes for how to use up that food before it spoils.
It takes just one little symbol to organize your inbox.
The search engine is partnering with The Weather Channel to integrate pollen-count data in your allergy-related searches.
A study with 1200 sensors mounted to inhalers can help the city reshape its air quality policies.
"Alexa, I'm ready to walk."
There are more professional ways to give your correspondence personality.
Scientists say butt-studded asphalt could be the wave of the future.
See what people are texting in different parts of the globe.
His skills have earned him $10,000 in prize money.
Mentally healthy people love Valencia, apparently.
The free HamApp provides fans with lyric and fan-art stickers, a themed “HamCam” photo filter, on-the-go access to the daily #Ham4Ham lottery, and more.
The perfect way to deal with noisy neighbors.
A few stickers could keep a driverless car from correctly identifying a street sign.
They're 10 times as fast as humans and half as expensive.
"From the air, you can see it coming and going. I think that perspective is really profound."
Similar heart rate–measuring technology can cost hundreds of dollars. Through Welltory, it's free.
The #MessageToVoyager contest celebrates the 40th anniversary of the spacecraft's launch.
Experts say that the "#!%"-filled codes of yore aren't keep your personal data any safer.