Are these adult dorms? WeLive promises a furnished apartment, like-minded neighbors
Now that tech offices are looking more and more like communes than places of work, it only makes sense that the industry take the next step -- meet WeLive.
FAA relaxes certain drone regulations, letting quadcopters fly higher
Thanks to newly relaxed rules announced by the FAA, drones will be allowed to fly up to 400 feet in the air, double the previous limit of 200 feet.
U.S. Navy’s sub-hunting drone ships will hit the open ocean this summer
Drones may known for their prowess in the skies, but thanks to some new developments at the U.S. Navy, they'll soon be turning the open seas into their turf
Could social media be contributing to your lack of adequate sleep?
The advent of social media may have catalyzed FOMO, but now, it looks like it's also causing us to miss out on something much more tangible -- sleep.
Airbnb will start cracking down on illegal listings in San Francisco
Airbnb has been giving the hotel industry a run for its money since it first exploded onto the scene nearly eight years ago, but now it's reigning itself in
Dodgers fan? You may have to switch to Time Warner Cable
Time Warner is urging Los Angeles Dodgers fans to change cable providers if they want to watch more baseball this spring.
After refusing government surveillance, Faebook’s Free Basics blocked in Egypt
Facebook's Free Basics and its defense of user privacy has resulted in the service being blocked in Egypt.
Newly-developed nanomachines can autonomously repair broken circuits,
We've always assumed that robots derive their marching orders from us humans and our programming skills, but sometimes, we're just unnecessary.
A new refrigerator laser can detect food poisoning-related bacteria
To bring your refrigerator into the 21st century, simply affix to it a laser which will detect microbes on your food.
