Just how closely are we monitoring visa applicants' social media accounts?
During a press conference on Friday, President Obama asserted that officials do indeed look into the posts of those seeking American visas.
The VA will now pay for veterans’ robotic legs
The VA is implementing a new national policy, in which certain veterans who have suffered spinal cord injuries will be eligible for free robotic legs.
Discover a whole new microscopic world with uPeek, the pocket-sized microscope
With µPeek, you can have a professional-grade microscope that fits in your wallet.
Amazon to customers: throw your hoverboard away
After already pulling the product from both United States and United Kingdom sites earlier this week, Amazon is telling customers to throw away unsafe hoverboards.
Apple shuts down Topsy 2 years after acquisition
Two years and at least $200 million later, Apple has shut down Topsy, the social media analytics company.
Social media presence will now be part of the vetting process in U.S. immigration
As per a Wall Street Journal report, the DHS will now "scrutinize social media posts as part of its visa application process before certain people are allowed entry into the nation."
Stay standing, kids — more elementary schools now using standing desks
The millennial workforce may have popularized the flexible work station, but it's the younger generation that's really embracing the idea of standing desks.
Google and Johnson & Johnson are working on robots for surgery
Named Verb Surgical, this latest offshoot might be one of Google's most impressive to date. Its goal is to create better robotic surgical assistants.
Russia is installing Wi-Fi in its cemeteries
Russian officials decided to install free Wi-Fi in three of the country's most prominent and often-visited cemeteries.
Get your grandparents the best care possible with HomeHero
HomeHero is focused on solving problems for seniors, a demographic that will comprise 20 percent of the American population by 2030.
Want to check out Pepper the robot in action? Head to a French train station
Pepper the robot sold out in less than a minute in Japan, but now you can see it welcoming guests at a French train station.
