GE launches Unimpossible Mission campaign to highlight its impressive tech
GE says nothing is impossible with its latest campaign, which spotlights the science that goes into some of its more impressive and ambitious projects.
If Facebook determined who our president would be, it would be Ben Carson
If the White House's occupants could be determined by Facebook "likes," the polls may be surprised -- Ben Carson would win.
Scott Kelly answered questions on Tumblr, and the result was pretty hilarious
Today, astronaut Scott Kelly hosted a live "Answer Time" session, essentially Tumblr's answer to Reddit's wildly popular "Ask Me Anything" series.
Print your GIFs with Ubersnap, the free iOS app
Ubersnap, a creative platform for GIF artists, has just launched the world's first GIF printing app for free download on the Apple app store.
With Find Your Trainer, you can bring the gym to you
Meet Find Your Trainer (FYT), the platform that's bringing the gym to you.
These new Cabbage Patch dolls have creepy LCD eyes that will haunt your dreams
Cabbage Patch Kids are coming back, and they've gotten a 21st century makeover.
Say adios to Google's Picasa
The inevitable has finally happened -- Google has shut down Picasa, the older, more-dated of its two photo storage systems.
This beer was perfectly crafted using social media and data science
The secret to really great beer? It's not great hops, the right aging barrel, or even really great company -- it's data.
Your shoe may be able to harvest energy to charge your phone
We may be able to harness all that running energy from our shoes to the benefit of our mobile devices.
Hackers could throw off our power grid by manipulating our AC units
In a rather terrifying discovery, researchers have found an alarming vulnerability in our security system, and it lies in the humble air conditioner.
The first legit hoverboard just got a lower price and a new video
ArcaBoard is now being advertised at $14,900, but more excitingly, the founders have shared a video of the device in action.
With Cora, each tampon you order is a good deed for a woman in need
A new tampon startup seems to pop up every season, but how many of them are actually interesting enough to warrant investment? Answer: Cora
Give up, humanity. This robot can solve a Rubik’s cube in under 1 second
This supercharged and super fast competition involves a bunch of robot makers and a bunch of Rubik's cubes.
Amazon just launched its sommelier service in Japan
Buying wine is a tricky task, and you may benefit from Amazon's newest virtual service, a free phone consultation with certified sommeliers.
Smart sleeve for stroke patients seeks to aid in faster recovery
This smart sleeve for stroke patients seeks to provide data regarding muscle movement and strength as its wearer engages in everyday at-home tasks.
Twitter just established its Trust & Safety Council to stop online abuse
Twitter has formed a "Trust & Safety Council," a new part of its strategy to ensure that people feel safe expressing themselves.
This revolutionary 3D scanner digitizes your limbs to make custom braces and casts
A student-developed 3D hand scanner called the Curatio just may herald the beginning of a truly customized arm brace
This is the world’s fastest mobility scooter, and it goes over 100 mph
Affectionately named the "Rascal," this mobility scooter proves that getting older doesn't have to mean getting slower -- in fact, just the opposite.
Here’s what $5 million and a Super Bowl ad will buy you
What is it that keeps so many advertisers coming back to the Super Bowl year after year, even as the cost grows higher and higher?
92 percent of students prefer physical books to e-readers
Don't get too nostalgic about the days of paper books just yet -- it looks like e-readers are still a ways away from replacing the real thing.
