Neuromarketing, curated crowdsourcing, and more tech lingo you need to know
Have you ever felt lost reading an article with technical riff raffs which seemingly make no sense? We're here to help you decode those trendy tech jargon.
What the Superdome control room looked like during the Super Bowl blackout
An official statement claims an abnormality in the system caused half of the Mercedes Benz Superdome's lights to shut off during Super Bowl XLVII.
King of the Nerds episode 103 recap: Games we play
Drama continues to intensify in Nerdvana as team members backstab their way to staying in the competition. Can they game their way around the challenges?
King of the Nerds episode 101 recap: ‘This is truly nerd heaven’
TBS premiers its first unscripted reality show for the in seven years, highlighting the phenomenon of nerd culture. It's as awkward as you imagine it'd be.
China moves on from counterfeit iPhones and Louis Vuittons to fake ambulances
A new illegal and deadly activity has taken over Chinese cities, and it stems beyond fake luxury watches and electronics.
While you were watching cat videos, this 15-year-old invented a pancreatic cancer detection sensor
Maryland-native Jack Andraka is the teen prodigy of cancer research. At the age of 15, he's developed a sensor to detect early stage pancreatic cancer.
Gatorade: Now without flame retardant oil! Wait, what?
Look PepsiCo long enough. The soft drink company is finally removing a controversial ingredient linked to flame retardants out of Gatorades.
Big Brother’s coming after your dogs: TX apartment will DNA match pet droppings to fine the right owners
This is what the 21st century has brought us, guys: DNA tests for dogs so irresponsible pet owners can be fined for not cleaning up after their pups.
Ever want to Instagram animated GIFs? Gifstory’s to the rescue
Gifstory aims to one-up Cinemagram by allowing Instagram-obsessed photographers to add filters to their own recorded GIFs. Who's more Internet now?
Muse brain-sensing headband invites you in for a little mind game
From IndieGoGo to reality, Toronto-based InteraXon unveiled its Muse brainwave headband at CES this year to play mind games with your head.
MWV combats retail theft by deactivating electronics until they leave the store
MeadWestVaco shows off its latest tech in preventing retail theft by disabling electronic devices until they're paid for.
Sifteo Cubes spell the next generation of puzzle gaming
Expect Sifteo Cubes to be the hottest new toy of the season. The touchscreen puzzle cubes take portable gaming where no device have gone before.
With Puzzlebox Orbit helicopter, your brain is the remote control
We got a quick demonstration of the brain-controlled Puzzlebox Orbit helicopter and we gotta say, this thing makes us feel like cyborgs.
Displair’s mist-based projector is like a hologram humidifer
Touchscreens are so 2012. In 2013, you'll be controlling your devices with air. At least, that's what Russian company Displair wants you to get into.
Touchscreen restaurant table forecasts the end of human interactions
Moneual has unveiled a design for a touchscreen cafe table that can display apps to help customers browse and order off the menu.
Hands on with Leonar3do, the next big thing in 3D modeling
With the new Leonar3do technology, 3D modeling is more intuitive than ever, all while maintaining a cool effect that makes it both easy and fun to learn.
A look inside SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s $17 million home
SpaceX, PayPal, Tesla cofounder Elon Musk has finally purchased the home he's been renting for the few years and here's a tour inside the giant mansion.
Banish your cat lady friends to Catmoji, a social network just for cat pics
Need a place to post pics and vids of your adorable kitten, but afraid your social network friends may tire of them? On Catmoji, this behavior is welcomed.
LG air conditioner actually listens when you complain it’s too hot
The latest air conditioner from LG features voice commands so you can tell the machine to power on, off, or turn the temperature up or down.
Holiday party planning gone digital with these gadgets and online tools
Prepare for the best party you'll ever throw with these helpful tools and gadgets that'll leave your guests wanting more.
Legoland Hotel California is opening ahead of schedule, and I want to go to there
At last, an American-based Legoland Hotel is opening ... and from the looks of it, the hotel should please all patrons young and old.
Wunderlist 2: Faster, simpler, and just in time for holiday shopping frenzy
6wunderkinder finally released the latest edition of its task management app: Wunderlist 2. The ultra-simplified app makes task management faster than ever.
How to digitize your travel for a hassle-free vacation
Planning a vacation? Don't start without a look at some of these helpful websites and apps designed to help relieve the stresses of travel.
Dating protocols for the digital age
The dating world has changed ever since Google, Facebook, Foursquare, and all these social media services entered the picture.
Pro tip guide to social media profile pictures
Different social networks have different unspoken rules on how to make profile pictures work. Here's what to keep in mind before you upload a new photo.
The technophobe’s guide to wireless home theater gadgets
It's time to cut the cords on messy entertainment setups and embrace wireless home theater gadgets, thanks to the power of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Airplay.
Casetagram adds a new way for Instagram artists to monetize
Looking to make a couple bucks off your iPhoneography? Hit up Casetagram and create a case with your Instagram photos for a chance to get your design sold.
Start-Ups: Silicon Valley episode 3 recap: Dirty dancing divas
Things got real in the third episode of Start-Ups: Silicon Valley. Some of our geeks move forward with business ventures while another tries hard for love.
Start-Ups: Silicon Valley episode 4 recap: White Oprah’s in the house
Yep, Start-Ups: Silicon Valley still exists, and in episode 4, the Way siblings get hot and heated over the shaky future of their startup.
Holiday gift guide for new parents
Got someone on your Christmas list who's an expecting or a new parent? Here are our top gift suggestions perfect for baby, mom, and dad.
The digital cat and dog: Gadgets for the fuzzy ones amongst us
Technology is designed to make our lives easier - even our pets' lives. Here's are some gadgets you can give your pets to help them enjoy the 21st century.
Social media election reactions that made us laugh, cry, and proud to be Americans
Social media played a huge role in garnering raw reactions from American citizens, and here's how you guys made us feel after an eventful 24 hours.
Humiliate small children at your local sledding hill with the Snolo Stealth-X carbon fiber sled
Remember the days you used to sled in a nearby park after snowstorms, enjoying all sorts of childhood fun? The Snolo Stealth-X aims to bring it all back.