A pilot program in Washington, D.C., teaches kids how to apply their creativity to the real world, take risks, and follow their passion.
The fashion world can keep its Chanel clutches and Jimmy Choo shoes; techies are more interested in getting their hands on Google Glass.
Nike has discovered the rapid prototyping power of 3D printing, and it could change sneakers forever.
The New York Police Department has created a team to work with Apple to retrieve stolen iPhones and iPads.
Oh, you thought your trip photos from Cancun were great for Facebook? Sorry, next to astronaut Chris Hadfield, you've got nothing.
To ensure that The Pirate Bay never disappears, a hacker has created a pair of archives of the site's essential data.
The tables are set. Our sneakers are laced. It's time to get serious. The 2013 Golden Gate Smackdown is upon us!
3D-printed gun host DEFCAD is pulling in some major traffic. The age of 3D printed guns is clearly here.
The Kevin Bacons of the Internet are keeping the web tiny, according to Hungarian physicist Albert-László Barabási.
Weirdly enough, there is still no way to know if how I perceive color is the same as you do. This great video explains more on the topic.
Everything is amazing and no one notices, comedian Louis CK told Conan O'Brien not too long ago. That's what is cool about The Secret Door, a passageway to just about anywhere on the face of the earth.
The Pirate Bay wants to sue a Finnish antipiracy site for copyright infringement. Ironic? Maybe a little.
Come unwind with a few cocktails, meet some VentureBeat staffers, and network with a mix of technology execs, investors, and other VIPs.
Popular YouTube channel AsapSCIENCE has produced a great new video explaining how your brain works differently when you are in love — just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Guest Post I have a fairly serious iPhone camera app problem. But most of the 86 -- yes, 86 -- camera apps on my iPhone are actually some of the better ones in their categories.
Much like its response to the public petition to build a Death Star, the latest video uploaded to the official White House YouTube channel once again proves that presidential administration is at least somewhat in tune (or perhaps in step?) with today's popular culture.
Montana TV station KRTV reported Monday that it was hacked and broadcast a hilarious and terrifying alert about the impending zombie apocalypse.
Thanks to Canadian engineers, it won't be long until 3D-printed cars are a reality.
Australian startup Squeeze1 is launching in two weeks and taking desperate measures to attract users.
In the future, any new product designs will be instantly copied, 3D scanned, and re-sold as 3D printing instructions, meaning that anyone will be able to own just about anything, almost for free.
