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The Google Docs Audio Hack You Might Not Know About
It helps you transcribe audio faster, letting you get back to more important things. Like Netflix.
TECHNOLOGY
New Prosthetics From MIT Transmit Sensory Information Like Real Limbs
The neuro-embodied design could make it easier for people with amputations to experience the world.
iPhone’s ‘Do Not Disturb’ Feature Is Actually Reducing Distracted Driving (a Little)
The effect is small, but it proves that technological interventions can help make the world a (slightly) safer place.
8 Unexpected Activities People Have Done in MRI Scanners for Science
From getting naked to going to the bathroom, people have been willing to do some unexpected activities in MRIs in the name of science.
How High School Students Are Using VR to Help People With Autism
The project was one of 10 presented at the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Contest.
9 'Scientific Mysteries' the Internet Loves, Debunked
Spoiler: The answer is not "aliens." It's never aliens.
This 3D Human Modeling App Could Revolutionize Online Clothes Shopping
No fitting room necessary.
Facebook Now Blocks Third-Party Apps From Your Data If You Haven't Opened Them in 90 Days
The change may not be enough for some users.
USPS's 'Informed Delivery' Service Will Email You Pictures of the Mail You're Getting Today
Now you can know if your paycheck or card from Grandma has landed, or if your mailbox is just full of junk mail.
13 Amazon Echo Hacks to Get the Most Out of Alexa
Sure, you can ask Alexa for weather updates, but that’s just scratching the surface of what this AI assistant can do.
There's an Easy Way to Rid Your Mailbox of Catalogs and Other Junk
You don't need to call up every company you get junk mail from and ask to be taken off their mailing list.
NASA Could Be Sending Autonomous Bee Drones to Mars
The drones could work individually or collect data as a swarm.
This Online Service Wants to Make Sure You Never Overpay for a Hotel Room
If the price goes down after you buy, Pruvo will let you know.
Could Color-Coded Maps Be the Answer to City Parking Problems?
Let this tool decode confusing parking signs for you.
10 Facts About Lithium
Lithium is used in everything from smartphone batteries to medication for bipolar disorder.
Want to Remember Your Vacation? Take Fewer Photos
New research shows that constant photography can affect your memories of the actual experience.
New App Uses Crowdsourcing to Find You an EpiPen in an Emergency
EPIMADA could help people having severe allergic reactions find someone with an EpiPen, stat.
How to Watch the Chinese Space Lab Tiangong-1 Plummet to Earth
The remains could land pretty much anywhere.
How to Find Out If Facebook Has Your Call Logs
Facebook knows who you've been chatting with, even off the app.
This Car Vending Machine in China Is Free—But Only If You Have a High "Social Credit Score"
No, this isn't an episode of "Black Mirror."
How Nissan is Using Old Batteries to Light a Town Hit By the Fukushima Disaster
No external power source required.
You Can Sip Coffee and Play Games While This Helmet Scans Your Brain
For the first time, patients don't have to sit completely still.
IBM Unveils the World's Smallest Computer
So small it could fit in an ant's rear end. (No one has plans to do that. Yet.)
Purchased a PlayStation 3 Between 2006 and 2010? You May Be Entitled to $65
The window to file your claim closes April 15.