How Does Cryptocurrency Work?It's been described as both the future of money and pyramid schemes. Who's right?
The Simple Way to Delete Your Google Search HistoryIt only takes a few seconds to wipe out the search engine's memory.
How Polygraphs Work—And Why They Aren't Admissible in Most CourtsEven its inventor was worried about calling it a "lie detector."
8 Emojis That Caused a Public BacklashWhen Apple made their peach look less like a butt, people revolted.
Duolingo Adds Two Endangered Languages to Course OfferingsRoughly half the world's spoken languages are in danger of disappearing for good.
Game of Thrones Producers Deployed 'Drone Killers' to Prevent Photo Leaks and SpoilersNothing gets by these folks.
Waze Carpool Will Help You Find the Perfect Commute BuddyYou can also use it to hitch a ride with coworkers.
This Creepy Finger Plugs Into Your Phone and Drags the Device to YouIf that isn't terrifying enough, it also strokes your hand.
Experiencing Information Overload? These Glasses Make Screens Look BlackThey're inspired by John Carpenter's 'They Live.'
New Google Maps Commuter Tab Shows Traffic Delays and Tracks the Location of Your Train or BusYou'll never be late again.
AI Is Tackling Yet Another Creative Medium: Improv ComedyThe bot has been likened to a “completely drunk comedian."
Move Over Life Alert: New Apple Watch Can Tell When You Fall and Will Call For HelpIt launches September 21.
11 Facts About the FBI's 10 Most Wanted ListFor 70 years, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been alerting the public to some of the most dangerous criminals in their midst.
Sweden's Twitter Account Will No Longer Be Run By Its CitizensFollow the "Curators of Sweden" while you still can.
How Google Maps Typos Grow Into Real Neighborhood NamesDon't trust everything you see on Google Maps.
New Google Maps Feature Tells You If You're a 'Match' for That Restaurant You Looked UpMaking dinner plans just got a little simpler.
How Much Money Will Cutting the Cord on Your Cable Service Really Save You?Even if you sign up for multiple streaming services and streaming cable providers, you'll still be saving a lot of money. Find out how much.
When the Commodore 64 Ruled Personal ComputingThe legendary 1980s home computer could do things computers costing thousands of dollars couldn't. It sold for as low as $190.
How Filmmakers Recreate That '90s VHS Look TodayThe glitches that were annoying 20 years ago are now charmingly nostalgic.
Why Rising Sea Levels Are a Problem for the InternetClimate change could eventually interrupt your 'GLOW' binge.