You may soon be able to control your computer with your eyes
Controlling a computer screen with naught but your eyes may be coming closer and closer to reality, and it's all thanks to Eyefluence,
Social media battle against Islamic State is working — Twitter traffic down 45 percent
According to the Obama administration, the Islamic State's Twitter traffic has taken a nose-dive of 45 percent over the last two years.
Jack Dorsey’s Twitter account was hacked, but don’t worry, Twitter can’t see your Vine password
Mark Zuckerberg may tape over his webcam to keep himself safe, but there didn't seem to be much Jack Dorsey could do to keep his own Twitter account secure.
Julie Desk is the AI system that wants to schedule all your meetings for you
Meet Julie Desk, the artificial intelligence powered virtual assistant that organizes your meetings.
The generation most likely to share content on Facebook? Baby boomers
And now, thanks to a study conducted by Fractl, we have a slightly better understanding as to the sharing habits and motivations for sharing on Facebook.
Hamilton Perkins is turning plastic bottles into designer bags
Hamilton Perkins and its 100-percent eco-friendly bags made out of recycled bottles promise luxury at an affordable price.
Long Island couple sues over copyrighted mansion design
Just how much are your dreams worth? If they manifest themselves in the form of a mansion, quite a bit, it would seem.
YouTube expected to add ESPN, CBS, and ABC to online TV service
YouTube has cut a deal with a number of major broadcasters, including ESPN, ABC, and CBS, which will provide their TV services online.
The Github for eco-housing builds $25k homes in just five days
Marcin Jakubowski and Catarina Mota are the great minds behind the Open Building Institute. Think of it as the Github for green housing.
Food-sharing startups like Josephine may be delicious, but they may also be illegal
It's meant to bring us together, but sharing food might be tearing us apart, at least from a legal standpoint.
Rimowa’s new Electronic Tag digital suitcase makes luggage check-in easy
Meet Rimowa's new Electronic Tag, heralded as "the first digital check-in solution for your luggage."
Highway being built in Paris is meant for bicyclists and bicyclists only
There's a new highway in the works in Paris, but it's not for cars. Rather, the 28-mile stretch of open road is meant exclusively for cyclists.
This smart garden can give you organic produce year-round
Meet the Nectar by Hummingbird, a system that wants to help you garden regardless of where you are.
KitchenAid has a Mini Stand Mixer that's as powerful as it is practical
Meet the Mini Stand Mixer from KitchenAid -- it's all the power, but a fraction of the size.
Have a question for the TSA? Now you can ask it on Facebook Messenger
The TSA started taking questions by way of Facebook Messenger on Thursday morning.
'Ghostbusters' lens for Snapchat lets you use front, rear lenses of phone's camera
Thanks to a new sponsored lens tied to Sony Pictures' "Ghostbusters," you can use both the front- and rear-facing lenses on your smartphone to take a photo.
Security lines may finally get shorter thanks to initiative by TSA and American Airlines
The TSA is planning to install a series of new screening technologies, including automated security screening lanes and CT scanners, across the country.
Need help furnishing your apartment? Check out Homee, a new interior design app
Homee is a furniture and home design iOS app that helps millennials (and anyone else) furnish their home with stylish, affordable, and unique furniture.
A coin-sized device could have big effect on treating cancer with electric fields
A new device developed by a team of researchers at MIT's Singapore research center seeks to test the effect of electric fields on the spread of cancer cells
Robots are learning navigation skills by being trained to hunt prey
Scientists at the Institute of Neuroinformatics at the University of Zurich in Switzerland are teaching robots how to behave like predators.
