Social media and how the world reacted to the tragedy in Paris
On Friday, November 13, Paris was rocked by a series of terrorist attacks, and the world joined hands to lift the people of France to their feet.
Want KFC? Now you can get it delivered
DoorDash has teamed up with Colonel Sander's Kentucky Fried Chicken to bring your perfect golden-brown bird straight from the fryer to your foyer.
This is what London looks like through a self-driving car’s eyes
Thanks to an incredible visualization completed by ScanLAB Projects, we now have an idea of what self-driving cars "see" when they navigate the roads
Track your heart rate from your bag or your pocket with your smartphone
Researchers at MIT are working on BioPhone, which can actually track your heart and breathing rates even if your smartphone is in your pocket
Facebook Instant Articles aren't doing that well, and publishers aren't pleased about it
Facebook Instant articles has now drawn the ire of heavy-hitting publishing partners like the Washington Post and the New York Times.
This ain’t your grandma’s teddy bear — this is Oliba
Oliba is a Bluetooth-connected teddy bear tracker that doubles as a storytelling machine.
Laser scans will preserve world heritage sites in digital format forever
Non-profit organization CyArk is laser scanning "dozens of at-risk sites in Syria, Iraq, and the Middle East."
Need to repaint? Use Benjamin Moore via Paintzen, the on-demand painting service
It's been described as the "Uber for House Painting," and now, Paintzen is stepping up its game with a pretty serious Benjamin Moore partnership.
This may be the most high-tech children’s picture book of all time
Children's book "The Intergalactic Journey Home" utilizes mapping technology and NASA images to create "highly personalized story experiences."
Google has open-sourced TensorFlow, their new deep-learning system
Google has decided to open source their machine learning system, TensorFlow.
DiMoDA is a virtual reality museum that you don’t want to miss
VR is going highbrow, and it's all thanks to the Digital Museum of Digital Art, or DiMoDA.
Want to keep your memory? Drink champagne
Drinking three glasses of champagne a week could help prevent memory loss and protect your brain from diseases like Alzheimers and dementia.
Love chicken? Then you may not love Oxfam’s hard-hitting Lives on the Line campaign
A new campaign spearheaded by Oxfam and Almighty Digital Media reveals the dark underbelly of the poultry industry.
Pinterest introduces visual search tool for iOS, Android, and the web
Pinterest's new visual search tool is like facial recognition ... but for furniture.
A 10-year-old cancer patient will soon attend school, as a robot
A 10-year-old girl is currently undergoing cancer treatment in New York while she virtually attends school in Maryland via a robot named PAVS.
Get rid of cataracts with eye drops, thanks to new research
New eye drops that promise to "shrink down and dissolve" the protein build-ups known as cataracts that affect millions worldwide.
Could the United States Army hold the key to reading minds?
According to a press release from the U.S. Army, "a desktop computer was able to accurately determine what target image a soldier was thinking about."
How can tech help our children? Find out at the Global Innovations for Children and Youth Summit
UNICEF's "Global Innovations for Children and Youth Summit" hopes to accelerate progress for the world's most disadvantaged children and youth.
What’s Tsu.co? Facebook doesn’t want you to know
Tsu.co is so despised by Facebook that you literally cannot even post about it, even in a private message.
Just press harder — Instagram experimenting with 3D Touch ads and Apple Pay
Instagram is taking things to the next level -- and this time, it's not about its filters. Instagram is now testing 3D Touch ads
