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The Doctor Teaches Kids to Code in iOS and Android Tablet Game

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 2nd
It’s 2015, Where’s My Flipping Flying Car? Bill Nye and VSauce Explain

By Carolyn Cox Feb 2nd
New App Uses Smartphone Cameras To Connect Blind Users to Sighted Volunteers

By Victoria McNally Feb 2nd
Here’s How to Turn on Chrome’s Mute Button for Obnoxious Audio Tabs

By Dan Van Winkle Feb 2nd
The Pirate Bay Has Returned To the Land Of the Living After Two Months

By Alanna Bennett Jan 31st
Walgreens Makes Period-Tracking App Since Apple Didn’t Bother

By Sam Maggs Jan 30th
Students Build Real-World Ad Blocker for Everyday Life

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 30th
The AP’s Robot Journalism Is Working; AP Claims Robots Aren’t Coming for Journalists’ Jobs

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 30th
No, Your Phone Doesn’t Have a Virus; Those App Store Redirects Come From Difficult-to-Stop Ads

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 30th
11-Year-Old Aspiring Programmer Wants to Teach Other Girls How to Code: “I Can Do Everything Boys Want to Do”

By Carolyn Cox Jan 30th
Google Is Now Making Human Skin; at Least That Means They Won’t Take Yours

By Carolyn Cox Jan 29th
Easily Make GIFs From Nearly Any Online Video With This New Imgur Tool

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 29th
Katie Couric and Bryant Gumbel’s 1994 Internet Knowledge Is Hilarious in Perfect Electric Car Ad

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 29th
Google Apologizes and Gets Rid of Homophobic Translator Responses

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 28th
“Luna” Smart Mattress Cover Monitors Your Sleep & Probably Whatever Else You Do in Bed

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 28th
Wickr Messaging App Keeps Your Photos Private Using Cats

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 27th
Remember That Time Japan Invented The Most Adorable Robot Snowplow Ever?

By Victoria McNally Jan 27th
“Piano of the Future” Could Be an Imperial Star Destroyer, Possibly the Batmobile

By Carolyn Cox Jan 27th
Amazing Bat Robot Can Fly, Crawl, and Strike Fear in the Hearts of Evil-Doers

By Dan Van Winkle Jan 27th
There’s An Oculus Rift Project At Sundance Where You Experience Sexual Assault From Two Different POVs

By Sam Maggs Jan 26th