TECH

Litsy is a social community app that's been described as "Goodreads meets Instagram."

Thanks to frostbite, Philip the duck was missing his webbed appendages. Now, he's able to live on his own.

Never miss a delivery again.

Your phone doesn't have to be an endless source of distraction.

It erases with heat, so you can reuse it as many times as you like.

It's time to break your CD collection out of storage.

Fledging animators can now use the same program as Hayao Miyazaki.

Artists, designers, and other curious creative engineers are desperate to get their hands on Vantablack.

We 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.

Tomlinson developed the first network person-to-person email in 1971.

The tape could be used in everything from medicine to motion capture.

Scientists want to use it to grow human tissue and tendons.