This cheaply mass-produced toilet to developing nations, a toilet manufacturer is helping individuals gain access to clean, sanitary, and secure bathroom facilities.

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A 15-year-old programmer from Illinois used her tech skills to help stop internet harassment.
While we generally know a great deal about their most famous buildings, most people don’t know much about these 6 men behind the blueprints.
News broke today that Sprinkles Cupcakes will install New York City's first 24-hour cupcake ATM at its Upper East Side location next week. The unit has a 760 cupcake capacity and can dispense up to four sweet treats at a time. That's pretty cool—but not a
More than a few of the battles between media platforms over the past century have been downright ruthless.
Untold thousands of people are responsible for the myriad components and software elements that make up your computer. Here are a few of them.
Don't believe everything you read on April Fools' Day—especially if it's coming from Google.
Scientists agree that light from your computer or mobile phone can keep you up at night, seriously disrupting your sleep schedule.
Here’s what people thought of “colderizing,” "air chilling," “mechanical weather,” and being “cooled by refrigeration” in its early days.
Programmers and designers hid a number of goodies in Google Now.
There are various hidden Easter Eggs, jokes, and little timewasters in almost every Google web service, product, or new device.
“I have legs,” Nick says. “My head alone is twice your worth,” Victor replies. Victor likes to trash talk when he plays Scrabble. My friend Nick does, too. Only Victor is a robot. A trash-talking, Scrabble-playing robot.
Hollywood is changing: Paramount Pictures no longer produces films on celluloid and Old Guard directors like Martin Scorsese are shooting their movies with digital cameras. Here’s a list of important films that helped propel Tinseltown’s controversial shi
In Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, good citizens attend the feelies—movies that allow them to feel the warmth of a bear rug or the flutter of a kiss. While it might seem as if this can only exist in the fictional world of 2540, researchers at MIT’s Media
While many of the results match up with our expectations, not everything was so obvious.