Jack Dorsey tells Product Hunt how he runs two billion-dollar companies
Now, thanks to a question-and-answer session on Product Hunt, Jack Dorsey has revealed just how he does the near-impossible task of running two companies.
Traveling this season? You may have to get a full body scan instead of a pat down
The TSA says full body scans are now considered a mandatory security practice for “some passengers.”
Twitter is telling Hillary that she's #NotMyAbuela
#NotMyAbuela began trending on both Facebook and Twitter after the Clinton campaign published "7 things Hillary Clinton has in common with your abuela."
NASA’s dream of a 3D-printed rocket is getting closer and closer
Late last week, the team at NASA made progress on its goal of an entirely "3-D printed, high-performance rocket engine."
Want to see through walls? Now you can with MIT's X-ray vision technology
Scientists at MIT have developed software that detects radio signal variations in order to discern human silhouettes ... through walls.
Enlaps is the world’s first unlimited time-lapse photography solution
Weatherproof and self-contained, this purpose-built time-lapse camera claims to provide "a unique, complete and intuitive solution.
Frog just released its predictions for Tech Trends of 2016
Drawing upon the expertise of its designers, strategists, and business counselors, frog has put together a list of trends to watch for the New Year.
Abigail Seldin talks College Abacus and being a woman in tech
Abigail Seldin and her team of power women at Innovation Lab are working to make college more affordable through the power of consumer tech.
Need a memorable profile picture? Use this new MIT algorithm
According to new research from scientists at MIT, certain photographs have a specific sort of staying power that make them incredibly memorable.
Just how closely are we monitoring visa applicants' social media accounts?
During a press conference on Friday, President Obama asserted that officials do indeed look into the posts of those seeking American visas.
The VA will now pay for veterans’ robotic legs
The VA is implementing a new national policy, in which certain veterans who have suffered spinal cord injuries will be eligible for free robotic legs.
Discover a whole new microscopic world with uPeek, the pocket-sized microscope
With µPeek, you can have a professional-grade microscope that fits in your wallet.
