Room at the Inn: Airbnb wants to design rentable spaces from the start
If Airbnb gets its way, you'll soon be renting out rooms in a much more purposeful manner.
Excedrin’s Migraine Experience lets you have a migraine via virtual reality
Want to experience the debilitating pain of a migraine? No? Too late -- Excedrin's migraine simulator is already here.
It looks like Russia may be shooting for the moon
Russia's shooting for the moon again, planning a series of five robotic probes possibly in support of a future moon base.
Watch IBM’s Watson-powered robot bust a move — and sing
While dancing has never been a forte of machines, IBM's Watson is proving that robots really can have fun (even if it has to be programmed in).
Dubai is building a $1 billion skyscraper that may be the tallest in the world
Pushing the boundaries of the sky are developers in Dubai, who plan to build a skyscraper that will put the current tallest building in the world to shame.
How do Americans on Twitter feel about the police?
A security firm analyzed over 1.2 million tweets to determine where in the U.S. individuals approve or disapprove of law enforcement the most.
What an analysis of tweets reveals about safety and danger in America
Abodo has taken the wealth of information Twitter provides to track a slightly more dangerous trend -- crime rates in cities across the U.S.
Facebook updates its branded content policy to trick you into watching even more ads
Facebook has new sponsored content guidelines that make it much more difficult to differentiate between sponsored and organic posts.
The Lomography Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens blows past $100K Kickstarter goal
The Lomography Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens is a stunning piece of equipment that evokes the lost aesthetic of the world's very first lens.
Tourists in Japan could soon use their fingerprints as currency
Soon, you may be able to touch to buy, literally, with your fingerprint. Such a system is rolling out in Japan.
Chatbot creators hire poets to make A.I. seem more human
Don't worry, parents -- if your child majored in Comparative Literature, he or she may have a shot in Silicon Valley
Nest considers compensating owners of the soon-to-be defunct Revolv
In an attempt to appease angry Revolv owners, Nest is now considering compensating consumers "on a case-by-case basis."
Got $600,000? Bid on a lens used in the Apollo 15 mission
RR Auction is planning on putting a vintage Zeiss 500mm telephoto lens up for bidding later in April.