TECHNOLOGY

Audible Launches 'Audible for Dogs' to Help Pet Parents Calm Their Stressed Canines

Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice' is among the titles that the experts have deemed suitable for doggy ears.

Hacked Rotary Phone Demonstrates How the Internet Works

Visiting a website isn't that different from making a phone call.

How Do Solar Panels Work?

They power everything from off-grid rural facilities to your neighbor's home. Here's how they do it.

American Airlines Will Now Track Your Luggage

The alerts will help determine whether or not your socks followed you to your destination.

This AI Program Was Designed to Pick Names for Craft Beers

This could solve microbrewers' beer-naming dilemma.

This Universal Game Controller Could Be the Only One You'll Ever Need

The ALL Controller is compatible with almost any productivity-killing machine imaginable.

MIT Develops Robot Jewelry That Crawls Over Your Body

It's inspired by the bejeweled beetles that are worn as decoration.

8 Dazzling Facts About Hedy Lamarr

Enjoying that Wi-Fi? Tip your hat to Hedy.

Don’t Rely on an App to Identify Which Mushrooms You Can Eat

Figuring out whether or not a mushroom is safe probably shouldn’t be left up to artificial intelligence.

The World's Most Expensive Restaurant Offers VR Broccoli

Diners at Ibiza's Sublimotion pay roughly $2000 per person for a Michelin-starred menu and an interactive dining room table.

Dive Into What the Web Looked Like 10 Years Ago With This Site

It’s not a pretty sight.

Growing Up With Headphones May Not Damage Kids’ Hearing

Scientists found no increase in hearing loss over the past few decades despite a rise in the use of headphones and earbuds.

Studio Roosegaarde's Van Gogh path in the Netherlands in 2014.

Glow-in-the-Dark Paths Come to Singapore

Singapore is testing a glow-in-the-dark road material in a new park.

Wisconsin Software Company Will Microchip Its Employees

The company says the chips are optional and will allow employees to pay for snacks, open security doors, and log into their computers with a wave of their hand.

9 Chilly Facts About Frozen Food Pioneer Clarence Birdseye

The peas in your freezer have a fascinating history involving fur trapping, candy boxes, and a frozen alligator.

Watch This Robot Crack a Safe in 15 Minutes

With one big insight, Nathan Seidle was able to whittle a four-month safecracking job into a 15-minute one.

How Does Autopilot Work on an Airplane?

The autopilot is a powerful computer that takes input from either the pilot or a navigation device and essentially does what it is told to do.

The End Is Near for Microsoft Paint

The program has been standard on Windows since 1985.

7 Academic Studies of Instagram

The social photo-sharing app Instagram is still relatively new, but research into its effect on our lives is already underway.

AI Algorithm Tells You the Ingredients in Your Meal Based on a Picture

Soon there will be a new reason to snap food photos.

Make Alexa's Daily Weather Forecasts More Accurate

Add an app to get better, more precise predictions.

Japan Is Getting Sushi Delivery Robots

Autonomous sushi delivery? Sign us up.

The New ISS Mascot: This Incredibly Cute Camera Drone

The Int-Ball, which can be controlled from Earth, will free up time astronauts would otherwise spend photographing their work.

Wi-Fi 101: How to Tell If Your Connection is Not Private

Free Wi-Fi is readily accessible just about anywhere—but is it safe?

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