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Facial Recognition Software Tags Possible Anne Boleyn Portrait

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 16th
Google Exec Warns Of A “Forgotten Century” & the “Digital Dark Age”

By Alanna Bennett Feb 15th
Here is an Oven Exclusively for Girl Scout Cookies, What a Time to Be Alive

By Carolyn Cox Feb 13th
Emojis Can Now Get You Arrested, Unless You’re Threatening A Woman In Tech Apparently

By Sam Maggs Feb 13th
The View-Master Is Back With Virtual Reality Powered by Your Phone

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 13th
This Artist Is Going to Use Oculus Rift to Live as Someone Else for 28 Days

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 12th
Get Free Cloud Storage From Microsoft and Google—102GB of It

By Alvina Lai Feb 12th
You Can Now Appoint a Facebook “Heir” to Run Your Account After You Die

By Carolyn Cox Feb 12th
What Did The Doctor Say? Medical Instagram App Helps With Diagnoses

By Alvina Lai Feb 12th
Hitachi Has Designed a “Workplace Happiness Monitor”; Just Keep Smiling, Don’t Stop Smiling

By Carolyn Cox Feb 11th
Samsung’s Smart TV Now Puts Pepsi Ads in People’s Personal Videos

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 11th
eBay Listing For “VERY HAUNTED” 2007 Apple Macbook Is Stupidly, Beautifully Spoopy

By Carolyn Cox Feb 10th
Google Now Serving Fact-Checked Medical Search Results

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 10th
Researcher Determined to Play Piano Duet With Yellow Slime Mold

By Susana Polo Feb 10th
Never Examine Your Zipper Again With The Help of Sartorial Robots

By Victoria McNally Feb 10th
Boston Dynamics Unleashes Smaller, More Agile Robotic Terror Called “Spot”

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 10th
College Kids 3D-Printing Solar Speed Racers in Singapore

By Alvina Lai Feb 9th
Wifi Enabled Sheep, Reindeer Could Bring Internet Access to Rural Areas

By Susana Polo Feb 9th
Of All Things, Netflix is Coming to Cuba Today

By Victoria McNally Feb 9th
Hello, 1984: Samsung Is Literally Warning Customers That Their TVs Listen in on Personal Conversations

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 9th