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This Gadget Lets You Check If You Left the Stove On From Your Phone
Instead of dropping everything to rush home, you can turn it off through the app.
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Don't Be Tricked by This "Can You Hear Me?" Robo-Call Scam
Beware a novel new method phone scammers have to dig into your pocket.
Chrome's New Update Makes Your Web Surfing Faster and Safer
The browser will alert you when you try to give an unsecure webpage your credit card information.
We Can Print Human Skin Now
Well, scientists can. You probably can’t.
Data-Driven Duet Charts Lennon and McCartney’s Tumultuous Relationship
An algorithm sampled lyrics from 156 McCartney songs and 131 Lennon songs.
French Designers Invent Sleek, Squishy, Ergonomic Smartphone
The voice-activated Alo also projects movies and messages as 3D holograms, because why shouldn’t it?
An Exhibition of Retro Screensavers Opens in the Netherlands
From 3D pipes to flying toasters.
7 Apps to Download to Learn a New Hobby
From singing to spotting birds, there's something for everyone.
The Bluetooth Name Has Its Roots in Viking History
Even the logo has meaning behind it.
This Tiny Wearable Disk Archives 1000 Languages for 10,000 Years
Free from any digital degradation, the disk will allow people thousands of years from now to learn about "ancient" languages.
An Algorithm Can Now Recognize Skin Cancer From Photos
It performed as well as 21 human doctors in tests.
Australia Hopes to Replace Passports With Face and Fingerprint Scans by 2020
Face and fingerprint scanners would eliminate the need for paper documents.
The World's First Emergency Phone Number
More than six decades after Alexander Graham Bell's revolutionary invention, Londoners realized a telephone-based emergency response system might come in handy.
9 Women Changing the Future of Robotics
Look to these brilliant women for what to expect from the robots of tomorrow.
This Phone's Molecular Sensor Scans and Analyzes Objects
The Changhong H2 can tell how sweet a strawberry is, detect fake medicines, and measure body fat percentage.
Jon Hamm Is Being Turned Into a Hologram for the Sundance Film Festival
The ‘Mad Men’ star will become part of the virtual world to promote his new movie, ‘Marjorie Prime.’
Using This Browser Setting Leaves You Vulnerable to Hackers
This scam finds a sneaky way to steal credit card info.
Your Heartbeat Could One Day Be Your Password
A new encryption system uses each person’s unique cardiac rhythm as a password for electronic medical records.
Need More Dough? 7 Side Gigs to Consider
Uber and Airbnb aren't your only options.
9 Robots Designed to Optimize Your Life
While science-fiction continues to give robots a bad rap by portraying them as power-hungry overlords-in-waiting, tech companies continue to engineer humanoids that have a more altruistic goal: making our lives a little easier.
10 Fitness Apps to Get You Moving and Motivated
You don’t need to rely on pricey classes and personal trainers to get fit this year, all you need is your phone and a little bit of motivation.
Airbus's "Flying Car" Prototype Could Be Ready for Takeoff Within the Year
The aircraft would be summoned from your phone like a ride-hailing service.