Tagging a person on Facebook could land you in jail
A New York judge has determined that tagging someone on Facebook is a violation of a protection order.
E-cigarettes don’t help you quit smoking, and may have the opposite effect, study claims
As per a new study, not only do e-cigarettes not help you kick the habit, they may have the opposite effect.
Germans granted right to be left alone as court rules FB's Friend Finder illegal
Some of your "friends" don't want to be found -- at least not on Facebook. And now, according to Germany's highest court, they are entitled to just that.
Introducing Audi’s new moon robot — the Audi Lunar Quattro
At the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Audi debuted a brand new lunar rover that makes use of its famous Quattro all-wheel-drive system
The Amazon Echo will now narrate your books for you with Alexa
Amazon's Alexa can now narrate Kindle books by way of the Echo -- just say, "Alex, read [title]," and you'll be able to enjoy the latest pages of your book.
Ronda Rousey and Tina Fey are making a movie together because dreams do come true
Ronda Rousey is starring alongside the legendary Tina Fey in the upcoming film, Do Nothing Bitches.
Submarine technology is being used to make that delicious Napa Valley wine
Winemakers in Napa are employing submarine technology known as sonodensitometry, which can track the quality of your vino in the most precise way.
Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs ‘disappointed’ by lack of diversity in Oscars
Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs has addressed the lack of diversity at the Oscars this year, telling Deadspin, "Of course I am disappointed."
Hillary Clinton loves Snapchat and hates autocorrect
You're not the only one who thinks that iPhone autocorrect is so ducking annoying -- Hillary Clinton is on your side, too
Widow of American killed in ISIS attack sues Twitter
Tamara Fields, the widow of an American killed in an ISIS terrorist attack has levied a lawsuit against Twitter.
Diebold's new self checkout concept would let you scan items as you shop
Hey retailers, here's a terrifying experiment to see just how honest your customers are: a mobile-enabled self-checkout concept from Diebold.
Your guidance counselor may one day be a robot
IBM and the University of Michigan are partnering to create an artificial intelligence system for college students seeking academic advice.
Give your favorite novel a digital twist with #InternetABook
#InternetABook gives classic titles a modern twist by creating tech-related puns.
You may not have to de-ice your windows anymore, thanks to a BMW funded MIT research project
Thanks to new research from MIT, BMW may produce cars that make use of sunlight-harvesting material that have the capacity to release heat on command.
LG announces plans to triple solar panel production by 2020
South Korea based LG Electronics has promised to triple its solar panel production over the next four years.
Belgium's wacky new tourism campaign lets you call a random person from Brussels
Figuring out what to expect for an upcoming trip can be overwhelming, so what better way to get real advice than to call a local at random?
Hexoskin’s new smart shirt is just $300 on Indiegogo
Put on your shirt and get fit -- that’s all it takes when you have Hexoskin’s new smart shirt, which debuted today at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).