Hang on a Second, Obama Has a Fitbit Surge?
Shock horror! This goes against Obama's prior Fitbit denial and flies in the face of his Apple Watch eagerness.
Shock horror! This goes against Obama's prior Fitbit denial and flies in the face of his Apple Watch eagerness.
From Wednesday, Coinbase will let people load up their bitcoin wallets in good ol' Pound Sterling, instead of dirty US Dollars.
Here we have a selfie stick that looks like a human arm, designed so that a self-shot can help hide someone’s crushing photographic loneliness. Read more >>
The new Clarity Beta swipe keyboard is a vast improvement on an already good utility.
Black ink appears to interfere with the Watch's infrared signals.
Perfect for you, as long as you're happy losing access to all the ports and the camera once you're done.
Spending the day at Ikea is a fun treat in the best of times, a relationship-destroying nightmare in the worst. For one Airbus designer, though, it was a breakthrough moment.
Nikon’s Small World in Motion Competition rounds up the best microscopic videos from scientists across the world. The results are strange but beautiful.
When gas erupts out of the Sun, it almost look as though it has an enormous mountain range made of fire. Read More >>
Just as Uber emerged as an alternative to public taxis, automated vehicles might represent the next wave of urban transportation.
If you’re ever feeling crappy about not getting recognition for your work, just remember that even Carl Sagan got looked down on by some of his scientific colleagues.
Google's added over 70 new apps to Google Now, including the likes of Spotify, Feedly, and RunKeeper.
The business of tracking your health with smartwatches or fitness trackers is oppressively hardware-heavy. Soon, it might be the walls around you that do the monitoring.
This little girl's Hulkbuster high chair is enough to make you wish you were a toddler again. Read More >>
Judge Katherine Forrest rebuffed several arguments about why Ulbricht needed a retrial, even after two of the federal agents working to convict him were caught stealing bitcoin.
I’m really surprised that Dropbox didn’t already offer this feature, but the file-sharing service now allows comments on its shared files, just like Google Drive.
