Netflix isn’t so chill when it comes to winning the Internet streaming wars
As per the new Global Internet Phenomena report streaming audio and video services now account for a whopping 70 percent of North American downstream traffic during peak evening hours, led by Netflix.
We can now 3D print live blood vessels
3D printing live blood vessels has taken the medical community by storm and has serious implications for the future of organ generation and human physiology at large.
What does Scott Kelly miss most about Earth after spending over a year on the ISS?
After setting the record for the longest time spent in space back in October, astronaut Scott Kelly has become accustomed to his home away from home.
British scientists unlocked the secret to pain — and how to end it
A team of British scientists has discovered the secret to human pain, which in turn has unlocked the recipe for ending it altogether.
Secure all your devices with SonicTouch, the breakthrough in biometrics
Having the world at your fingertips has never been as literal as it can be with Sonavation and its new SonicTouch Fingerprint Sensor.
Robots might take over almost half of Japan within the next 20 years
They're already driving taxis, running hotels, and serving as disaster relief personnel in Japan, so of course it's only a matter of time before robots take over the country altogether.
Revenge porn posted by George Zimmerman got him kicked off Twitter
He may have been acquitted for the murder of Trayvon Martin, but George Zimmerman was just found guilty of breaking Twitter's rules.
Watching too much TV may be bad for your brain, study suggests
We may become the plagued-with-serious-cognitive-issues generation in a few years. As it turns out, cognitive function is inversely related to time spent watching TV.
MouseMingle.com is a dating site for Disney lovers, because why not?
Meet MouseMingle.com, "a place to connect people who love Disney and who want the same magic in their relationship."
Horror of horrors: bananas may be going (close to) extinct, new study says
Eat all the bananas you can now because soon, there won't be any left. And it won't be because you ate them all. It'll be because they've gone ... extinct.
A Facebook post about a birthday cake has gone viral, and for good reason
It's hard to make birthday cake even more lovable than it already is, but thanks to a viral social media post, we may have just accomplished the near impossible.
With the help of carbon nanotubes, scientists just solved the urinal splashback problem
I'm pleased to inform you that a team of physicists from Utah State University have successfully created "a urine black hole."
Write a racist post in Brazil, and you may find it on a billboard
The newest weapon against racism? Public shaming, it seems, and in the form a Brazilian billboard campaign against racism.
Go on stage at Carnegie Hall with Google’s new performing arts exhibition
Playing on the much coveted stage of Carnegie Hall is the stuff of most musicians' dreams, but if practice doesn't get you into one of the most venerable venues of all time, now technology can.
Use your Apple Watch to take a selfie with your iPhone with Snap Tapp
Technology has stopped at nothing to make the art of the selfie easier. And now there's a new related app for your Apple Watch.
Your Christmas lights may be slowing down your Wi-Fi, say government Grinches
A British regulatory agency has found that homes may be suffering from under-performing wireless broadband connections caused by their Wi-Fi set-up.
You could stay forever young (or young for a long time) with this diabetes drug
Thanks to a new anti-aging drug, scientists believe they may have found a way to stop the body from falling victim to the perils of old age.
This bleeding virtual leg may help train combat medics to perform better in the field
While nothing can fully prepare combat medics for the full horror of a war zone, the hope is that a fake, virtual leg gushing blood will provide a better sense of what to expect during the real thing.
You can draw pictures with your words thanks to WordsEye
A new app called WordsEye allows you to "type a picture."
This professor turned on his sprinklers from his phone to save his house from a fire
Simon Maddocks decided to make use of his smartphone — not to call for help, but to turn on his sprinkler system to save his house from a fire.
After 44 years in prison, this ex-inmate entered a world completely changed by technology
He was removed from society in 1975, and when he returned, Otis Johnson entered a whole new world.