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Pretend to Track Santa With Surprising “Accuracy” and Bug Your Friends Thanks to Google’s Santa Tracker

By Dec 24th
In the Beginning, Reddit Was All About Porn And Programming

By Dec 23rd
Astronaut Karen Nyberg Talks About Taking Pinterest to Space

By Dec 23rd
Redditor Makes Her Prosthesis Festive, Saves Holiday Party

By Dec 23rd
Google’s SCHAFT Win DARPA Robot Olympics With Japanese Humanoid ‘Bot “S-One”

By Dec 22nd
Watch the “Robot Olympics,” DARPA’s Robotics Challenge Live [Updated for Day 2]

By Dec 20th
The Cubli Is a Real Life Companion Cube That Balances, Jumps, and Spins on Its Corners

By Dec 20th
Mistletoe-Packing Drone Tries to Get Humans to Kiss in San Francisco

By Dec 20th
Which Is Better, Film or Digital? Shanks FX Wants You to Guess

By Dec 19th
The Only Thing More Amazing than a Working LEGO Car Is That It Runs on Air

By Dec 19th
TomoNews Reminds YouTube of Its Roots in an Animated Letter about Copyright Changes [Video]

By Dec 19th
Facebook Is Working on Auto-Playing Video Ads, Which Is Surprisingly Not as Bad as It Sounds

By Dec 17th
Geek Etiquette: Is the Kid in That Apple Christmas Commercial Being Rude?

By Dec 17th
Twitter Lets You Report Abusive Tweets, Here’s How It Works

By Dec 17th
Product Review: Mio Alpha Heart Rate Monitor

By Dec 16th
This Dragonfly Robot Can Avoid Obstacles All by Itself, Making It Harder to Destroy in Inevitable Robot Uprising

By Dec 16th
Scientists Have Created “Spermbots,” Which Are Exactly What You Think They Are

By Dec 15th
What Are Digital Natives and Digital Immigrants, and Do They Exist?

By Dec 13th
Facebook Uses Data on Posts You Don’t Send to Figure Out How to Get You to Post More

By Dec 13th
Product Review: The Feenix Nascita 2014, AKA the Classiest Gaming Mouse on the Market

By Dec 13th