Go inside Drew Barrymore’s InStyle shoot in first-ever VR cover shoot
Thanks to the wonders of Jaunt VR, you can now join Drew Barrymore on her cover shoot with InStyle Magazine.
No motor? No problem for Dremel’s new vacuum-powered rotary tool
A motor-less power tool seems a bit oxymoronic, but thanks to Dremel’s latest innovation, you can now own your very own rotary multi-tool sans motor.
Welcome to the 21st century — there’s now an anti-drone death ray on the market
The newest manifestation of the anti-missile defense system? A drone death ray device.
New novel ‘Hey Harry, Hey Matilda’ comes with a serious twist: It’s on Instagram
One Instagram post at a time, Rachel Hulin plans on slowly releasing a 200-page novel titled 'Hey Harry, Hey Matilda.'
How much did all those pranks on The Office really cost? Someone figured it out
It’s estimated that Jim ended up spending somewhere between $7,000 and $10,000 pranking Dwight on "The Office."
Surprise! In-person interactions prevent depression better than emails and texts
Face-to-face interactions are better than sending an email or a text when it comes to staving off depression, a new study suggests.
Hate working out? This new alternative may be easier to swallow
Thanks to the modern miracle that is science, researchers may soon be ready to release an exercise pill that gives you all the benefits of going to the gym.
Playing tourist? Here are the most Instagrammed places in North America
If you want to be avant-garde in your Instagramming, you may want to avoid the places Busbud has identified as the most Instagrammed location in each state.
A whole new world: Disney app renders coloring book pages as 3D images
The creative team at Disney has successfully evolved a childhood pastime into a high-tech innovation by bringing your drawings into 3D.
You don’t have weird taste — science shows beauty really is in the eye of the beholder
Science has an explanation for why that special someone may appear one in a million to you, and just one of a million to your friend.
We may be able to grow artificial veins out of self-assembling peptides and proteins
The development of a new self-assembling material may result in a way to create artificial vessels, and have these structures grow themselves.
Studies suggest that this $400 million mammogram tool may actually be worthless
The $400 million CAD software used in 90 percent of mammograms makes little to no difference in helping radiologists detect breast cancer.
There’s Peeple the product and Peeple the app, and they’re really, really different
It's a classic case of mistaken identity -- two tech products, one name. Peeple vs. Peeple.
Hey Facebook users, you know you’re on the Internet, right?
Earlier this year, a perplexing study was released that suggested millions of Facebook users claimed to not be Internet users.
Moonspike, the world’s first crowdfunded lunar rocket, wants to send your data to the moon
Moonspike, heralded as the "world's first crowfounded rocket," has taken to the fundraising platform to attempt to garner over $900,000.
Do you like, I mean really like, that Tinder profile? Now you can Super Like it
Following an apparently successful trial run of the feature in Australia, the dating app is unveiling its "Super Like" feature to the rest of the world.
The Odorless, a toilet odor removal system, is the most important Kickstarter ever
The Odorless promises to "eliminate embarrassing #2 odor directly from the toilet bowl, creating a better bathroom experience for everyone."
Twitter has a 136-page handbook to help you run for president
For those candidates still trying to find their social media voice, Twitter has a handy 136-page handbook filled with tips and tricks.
Watching this robot fail at building IKEA furniture will make you feel better about yourself
Even robots struggle with constructing IKEA furniture.
Think 140 characters is too short? Twitter may finally agree with you
Twitter has plans to build a new product that will have none of this 140-character-limit business in a project it is creatively code-naming "140 Plus."
Prototype ‘smart glove’ can read hand motions, translate sign language in real time
The SignLanguageGlove is a smart glove that translates sign language into text or speech.
Move over, SodaStream — Keurig Kold lets you make DIY soda without the CO2 canisters
The new Keurig Kold drinkmaker system promises consumers that you can make a wide variety of classic soft drinks "all at the push of a button."
