SimpliSafe burglar alarms may not be keeping you safe at all
A burglar alarm system has one job -- to sound an alarm when intruders venture into your property. Unfortunately, SimpliSafe has failed its singular task.
China is displacing over 9,000 people to build the world’s largest radio telescope
According to new reports, over 9,000 residents of Guizhou’s Pingtang and Luodian counties are being "evacuated" to make way for a giant radio telescope.
Health insurer required to cover exoskeleton for mobility-challenged patient
In a landmark decision, a medical review board has ruled that a health insurance company must extend coverage for a patient's ReWalk exoskeleton.
Facebook Instant Articles is finally going wide
Facebook is pushing ahead with its ambitious plan to disrupt digital media by opening up its Instant Articles program to all publishers.
The iPhone 6S is responsible for the photos in the March issue of Bon Appétit
On Tuesday, Bon Appétit revealed that it shot its March issue using -- you guessed it -- the not-so-humble iPhone 6S.
Love taking pictures of your food? Then you’ll love the new app Foodie
The LINE Corporation has released a new camera app called "Foodie," dedicated to taking delicious photos of food.
Mattel’s new ThingMaker is a $300 3D printer that lets kids print their own toys
Mattel has introduced a $300 3D printer that will let you design and print plastic figurines entirely of your own making.
Power in Grand Central goes out, shuts down Apple Store
a power outage at Grand Central has sent New York commuters into confusion, and if nothing else, has left them in the dark.
This crazy new 3D bio-printer can make full size ear, muscle, and bone tissues
Do you hear what I hear? Because what I hear is the whizzing sound of medical progress at the hands of some pretty incredible 3D-printing breakthroughs.
Get ready to watch a lot of TV with Hulu's new universal Windows 10 app
Hulu just launched its universal Windows 10 app, this time with Cortana support for smartphones, tablets, and of course, your personal computers.
Nissan built a fleet of self-parking office chairs, because technology
The folks at Nissan have unveiled a self-parking office chair because apparently, it's now too difficult to push your own seat in when you get up.
Will computerized voices ever sound human?
Computerized voices haven't quite hit the mark yet on sounding ... human, and it's the subject of one of the tech industry's latest major efforts.
