Predict Alzheimers decades early with this virtual reality test
According to a team of scientists led by Lukas Kunz of the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases, a virtual maze could determine risk for Alzheimers.
BroadwayHD brings your favorite shows to your home theater
The game-changing BroadwayHD is like Netflix for your favorite musicals, and is literally music to the ears of thespians everywhere.
Need to charge your devices in style? Do it with the Alldock 2015
The Alldock 2015 is "a universal charging station that can charge all your portable electronic devices."
This vending machine in France dispenses short stories instead of snacks
It may not provide food for the stomach, but if you're after sustenance for the soul, this vending machine is the answer to all your prayers.
Need a strong password? Write a poem
It's time for pull out your inner Byron, folks, because as it turns out, the perfect password is a poem.
One-star Yelp review? It may be a sign of food poisoning
The ubiquity of Yelp can be instrumental in detecting illnesses early and also identifying potential patients who will need medical care down the line.
Want to watch live brain surgery? National Geographic now airs it as it happens
Tonight, for the first time ever, viewers can tune in to National Geographic Channel to watch live brain surgery on "Brain Surgery Live."
This picture about women in tech really is worth a thousand words
Rather than telling you again why there aren't enough women in tech and why there need to be more, here's an infographic from The Next Generation
Apple Switch Control helps Todd Stabelfeldt control his life from his wheelchair
Apple Switch Control helps Todd Stabelfeldt control his life from his wheelchair.
The ultimate silver lining — Jack Dorsey gives a third of his shares back to Twitter employees
Those who survived Twitter's cuts have now been rewarded with a third of CEO Jack Dorsey's stock, valued at around $200 million.
Instagram releases Boomerang because GIFs are taking over the world
If you're inexplicably hypnotized by one-second videos played on loop ad nauseam, Instagram has a present for you, and it's called Boomerang.
perv_magnet Instagram account documents a decade’s worth of one woman’s online harassment
For the past decade, Mia Matsumiya has been the recipient of an endless barrage of online harassment, clogging up her email, MySpace, and Facebook inboxes.
Harness the power of the sun with Jus, the next-level battery pack for your iPhone
With Jus, the solar-powered rechargeable battery pack that doubles as a case for your iPhone, you can harness the sun's power for your phone.
Picture perfect — create your dream gallery wall with Framebridge
Framebridge’s Gallery Wall service is “a one-stop consultation and concierge service to bring your gallery wall vision to life.”
eBook subscription service Epic! is bringing books to kids
Today, less than two years after its launch, eBook subscription service Epic! announced that more than 10 million books have been read on the platform.
Want a great work-life balance? Consider one of these 25 careers
You may want to consider a career on Glassdoor's list of 25 Best Jobs For Work-Life Balance.
New York Times’ Marcus Mabry is joining the Twitter team to head Moments
Twitter is bringing aboard new talent, including New York Times editor-at-large Marcus Mabry, who will now be heading Twitter Moments.
Athena wearable empowers women to protect themselves
Todya marks the start of the Indiegogo campaign for Athena, the "smart, fashionable jewelry" designed to protect women against attacks.
Startin’ them young — VersaMe releases Starling, the first wearable for newborns
VersaMe today announced the Indiegogo launch of Starling, "the world's first education wearable for newborns to children up to the age of 5."