Twitter is the newest investor platform for startups looking to share relevant info and attract VC funding
Now, with the blessing of the SEC, startups can tweet information about their stock or debt offering.
The human genome may be the next big API to hit the market
Soon, scientists may develop an API for our genetic code, making interactions with our DNA faster, easier, and more robust.
Go shopping from the comfort of your own home with your virtual reality headset
Software developers are looking into using virtual reality headsets to allow eager consumers to go shopping from the comfort of their own homes.
The Global Beer Fridge speaks 40 languages and opens on command
A partnership between Google and Canadian beer company Molson has resulted in quite the lovechild -- the Global Beer Fridge
Google partners with Harvard and MIT researchers to delve into genomics research
Google could one day cure cancer. That is, Google and the brilliant minds at Harvard and MIT in a partnership with the Broad Institute.
Abortion pills will be delivered by drone in Poland this weekend
In what may be the most innovative use of drone technology yet, women's rights activists are planning to deliver abortion pills to Poland by drone.
Scientists built a 3D printer that can print objects smaller than red blood cells
Researchers have developed a new high-resolution 3D printer that layers special inks to form tiny 3D forms, some as small as just 0.001 millimeters.
A billion dollar idea: 3D printed skin expected to become the next big industry trend
Some experts claim that the 3-D printed skin industry will be worth $1 billion by 2025.
Google Inceptionism may be cooler than the real thing
Google has effectively trained artificial neural networks by showing them millions of images whose features are recognized by layers of artificial neurons.
National parks are turning into ‘The Truman Show’ with GPS tracking of visiting humans
To live your very own version of The Truman Show, look no further than a national park, where some scientists are now tracking humans.
Myspace founder Tom Anderson’s two-year-old selfie is just now getting attention
Tom Anderson posted a smiling selfie, captioned "I am behind on processing photos! In other news, I think Japanese sushi is good for my skin :-)."
Organs on a chip: the new rage in medical technology
A new paper published this week details how a team at the National Institutes of Health created a placenta on a chip,
A new kind of mortality: Sony’s Aibo robotic dogs are slowly, painfully ‘dying’
As a result of a parts shortage, Sony has stopped repairing Aibo dogs, which means that many "pets" will soon be, quite literally, on their last leg.
Kyocera unveils world’s largest floating solar panel system
The Kyocera Corporation unveiled the world's largest floating solar power stations, which boasts 9,000 waterproof solar panels.
Money to blow? Buy an airship from Lockheed Martin
If you ever find yourself with excessive amounts of money and need to spend it, consider buying an airship from Lockheed Martin, just because you now can.