Disney Releases Free, Moana-Themed Coding Game for Kids
Learning to code can be intimidating, but Disney princesses help make the process more accessible.
Learning to code can be intimidating, but Disney princesses help make the process more accessible.
In a test between professional lip readers and an artificial intelligence program, the AI won—by a significant margin.
Android users report a 20 percent boost in battery life after deleting the app.
Ring in the holiday season with the taste of barbecue sauce on your lips.
The future of weather forecasting weighs more than 6000 pounds and is patiently spending its final days on Earth overlooking the glistening Florida coast.
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a photo of your breakfast can be so much more.
Oh I know, it's a bike!
Japanese women can't resist texting in the shower, and phone companies have adapted.
The future of pizza delivery is here.
It will run you $300.
The 21st century may not involve flying cars just yet, but there are still plenty of technological advances in the machine world that can make your life easier right now.
The space-age home of tomorrow is available today, and we’ve got gadgets and gizmos aplenty to prove it.
The "B.S. Detector" flags Facebook posts from questionable sources.
The pill is capsule-shaped when swallowed, then expands in the stomach to deliver an entire course of treatment over several weeks.
Project Blue is an effort by a group of scientists, engineers, and space organizations to launch a small telescope into space with the singular goal of directly imaging in visible light (i.e. the light we see with our own eyes) an Earth-like planet.
Concrn is currently available for use in San Francisco's Tenderloin District.
Learning doesn't have to be confined to a classroom.
Introducing Maple Match, the dating app that will pair you with a paramour from the land of snowshoes and syrup.
A federal judge ordered the company to set up a year-long payment system for the estimated $86 million in unauthorized in-app purchases made by kids.
The inexpensive, portable test could be used in remote areas where medical facilities are scarce and will allow people to monitor their condition at home.
When the car detects an impending crash, it emits an audio signal, causing your ear muscles to contract to protect your hearing.
The American Museum of Natural History is highlighting its artifacts in a whole new way.
The 01 is a tape measure for the 21st century.
The next POTUS will inherit Barack Obama's followers, but not his tweets.