Amazon Makes Advertising Change in Potential Challenge to Google
Amazon is ending an advertising option that has been a favorite of small retailers, according to an email obtained by […]
August 2015
Research Funded by Coca-Cola Says Its Drinks Don’t Exacerbate Obesity Epidemic
The average American adult drinks about 500 cans of soda each year. That’s about 52 pounds of sugar being consumed
TED Teams Up With PBS for Six Nights of Presentations on Education, War, and Science
PBS is teaming up with the nonprofit organization TED to present a six-night series of “TED Talks Live” at the
Facebook Testing Breaking News App That Could Challenge Twitter
Facebook is testing a new stand-alone mobile news application, Business Insider reported Aug. 11. The product is reportedly part of
Researchers Look to Explore Stem Cell Possibilities for Spinal Cord Injuries
Researchers at Chicago’s Rush University Medical Center are currently exploring new forms of therapy that would use stem cells to
Harnessing the Power of the Brain to Charge an iPhone
You probably think you know how electricity is produced and transmitted. It’s made at a power plant of some kind,
Introducing Mojibar, the Emoji Search Engine You’ve Been Dreaming Of
Earlier this year, Google decided to send a waving emoji to the emoji, removing the omnipresent symbols from its desktop
Days After Windows 10 Launch, Microsoft’s Cortana Is Cheating On Bing
In 1984, Apple booted up the original Macintosh, which famously said “Hello!” to the new computing age. Ever since, the
How the New Google Glass App is Helping Those With Autism
Autism is a neural development disorder that affects individuals’ cognitive understanding; common characteristics of the disorder include difficulty with eye
Siri Recognizes Caitlyn Jenner’s Preferred Gender Pronouns, and You Should Too
If you ask Siri what zero divided by zero equals, you’re bound to get a silly answer. IPhone’s notorious artificial