A New Social Network Promises to Help You Connect With Other Book LoversLitsy is a social community app that's been described as "Goodreads meets Instagram."
Wisconsin Teacher 3D-Prints Prosthetic Feet for an Injured DuckThanks to frostbite, Philip the duck was missing his webbed appendages. Now, he's able to live on his own.
This App Locks Your Phone When You Need to Be ProductiveYour phone doesn't have to be an endless source of distraction.
13 Google Chrome Extensions to Help You Get the Most Out of the InternetEven the biggest browser can be made better with a few personal touches.
4 Ways to Add Home Security When You're a RenterEven if you don’t own your home, you still want to feel safe in it and make sure you’re protected.
How to Get Netflix to Stop Asking If You're 'Still Watching'This Google Chrome extension makes binge watching a little easier.
This Microwaveable Notebook Lets You Save Your Pages to the CloudIt erases with heat, so you can reuse it as many times as you like.
Add Old CDs to Your Spotify Collection With This AppIt's time to break your CD collection out of storage.
Animation Software Used by Studio Ghibli Will Soon Be Free to DownloadFledging animators can now use the same program as Hayao Miyazaki.
6 Facts About Vantablack, the Darkest Material Ever MadeArtists, designers, and other curious creative engineers are desperate to get their hands on Vantablack.
This Kit Turns Anything That Conducts Electricity Into a Game ControllerMake a game pad out of Play-Doh, bananas, or your own hand.
Closing Apps Won't Improve Your iPhone's Battery Life—But These Tricks WillTried and tested hacks to help you prolong power.
5 Money-Tracking Apps to Help You Stick to a BudgetWe use our smartphones to hail a car service, order groceries, navigate a new route, and stay in touch with friends. But budgeting? Not so much.
Ray Tomlinson, Pioneer of Email and the @ Symbol, Dies at Age 74Tomlinson developed the first network person-to-person email in 1971.
This Tape From MIT Can Sense Light, Shapes, and MovementThe tape could be used in everything from medicine to motion capture.
Researchers 3D Print 'Bones' to Make an Astonishingly Accurate Robotic HandScientists want to use it to grow human tissue and tendons.
You Can Program This Open-Source Furby to Do or Say AnythingIn case Furbies weren't terrifying enough.
This App Deletes Your Work If You Stop WritingForce yourself into a flow state to increase your productivity.
This Glove Calms Tremors in Parkinson’s PatientsThe technology behind it was inspired by a children's toy.