The 12 best Facebook ad campaigns of 2014 — Did your favorite make the list?
On Monday, Facebook announced the winners of the fourth annual Facebook Awards, crowning the 12 best Facebook marketing campaigns of the past year.
This awesome Kickstarter project creates amazing costumes for kids in wheelchairs
The Magic Wheelchair is a self-described "nonprofit organization that turns wheelchairs into the envy of every trick-or-treater."
Finally Bulb gives the best of incandescent light without the wasted energy
Say hello to the Finally Bulb, the first light bulb to use acandescent technology to replicate the look and feel of the traditional incandescent bulb.
Sex with a robot is improved with Realbotix, the talking sex doll
Improving upon the pre-existing sex dolls are Realbotix, animated sex dolls that talk back to their users, providing a more, say, humanized experience.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo to step down July 1, co-founder Jack Dorsey steps in
Dick Costolo, Twitter's embattled CEO, announced he will be stepping down from the helm on July 1.
A new kind of password: Brainprints could be the future of security
Enter "Brainprint," a new study that relies on your neurological responses to certain words as a primary identification system.
CitiBike promises a more comfortable ride on its thousands of new bikes
The CitiBike fleet is getting a much needed makeover, with 1,000 new CitiBikes coming by the end of June, and another 1,400 to be rolled out in Brooklyn.
Get your head in the cloud: Kurzweil predicts humans will be artifically intelligent by 2030
According to Ray Kurzweil, humans will be artificially intelligent by 2030, making us half homo sapien, half computer.
Female Viagra is finally on the market, but how well it works is yet to be determined
After two failed attempts for approval, as of Thursday, the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved female Viagra.
World’s first biolimb is a rat’s forearm grown entirely in a petri dish
Scientists in Boston have successfully grown a rat biolimb that may revolutionize the ability of doctors to perform whole-limb transplants.
Chris Sacca points out what’s right and what’s going wrong at Twitter, and most importantly, how to fix it
On Wednesday, investor Chris Sacca published a piece titled "What Twitter Can Be," and it contains some much-needed advice for the social media platform.
Burn your bills: Denmark wants to go cashless by 2016
Denmark may go completely cashless by January of 2016, making it the first country in the world to entirely abandon paper currency