'Fifty Shades Of Grey' Had an Entirely Predicable Effect on Porn Searches
More people — especially women — want to watch BDSM content thanks to Christian Grey.
More people — especially women — want to watch BDSM content thanks to Christian Grey.
Pedestrians and bikes and not so many trees this time.
Amid the fear, there's been little discussion on what constitutes AI, and how it might look completely different to Skynet.
Definitive proof that octopodes love crab sticks as much as the next person.
Biomass cogeneration doesn't ooze excitement to most of us, but the city of Uppsala, Sweden, is hoping it might in future. Its plans involve a geodesic dome, stained glass, and a zany Danish architect. Read more >
Crackdown on cracking off.
Mice are injected with disconcerting-sounding drug morpholino, and show visible signs of it working.
Landmarks and nuclear sites have had unexpected aerial visitors.
New study seems to exonerate rats after years of bubonic blame, while gerbils are new target for plague hatred.
"Concierge" service could significantly reduce Apple Store wait times.
Valve discreetly updates its Universe blog to tell of VR developments to be announced at upcoming conference.
According to Dwell, this is the "world's first carbon-positive prefabricated house," which produces more "more energy than its uses." I would totally live here. Read More >>
With a class action lawsuit looming and anti-virus vendors pledging to root out the adware, Lenovo's CTO has said his company is done with Superfish.
Remember the Pixel, that beautiful, high-end, ludicrously expensive Chromebook that comes with a laundry list of reasons to not buy it? Get ready for number two.
Building flat-pack furniture is a major pain in the ass, so much so that a MIT team has spent years and millions of pounds solving the problem.
To make it difficult for law enforcement to trace stolen cars or weapons, thieves will usually grind off any ID or serial numbers. Sucks to be them, because it turns out an electron microscope can see them anyway. Read More >>
