Forget creating the future -- researchers are using 3D printing to recreate the past.
Game on! It’s time to dust off those paddles, grab your headband, and get ready for the 2013 Golden Gate Smackdown.
Sure, 3D printing is cool and wonderful, and even can make awesome three-dimensional business cards. But can it save your life?
It may have been awkward and it may have been inappropriate and it was probably sexist, but Go Daddy's Super Bowl ad featuring supermodel Bar Rafaeli and -- yeah, let's be straight-up -- a fairly ugly geeky dude, totally worked.
Uggos are smart and hotties are dumb, right? No? Oh, then GoDaddy has some explaining to do.
At first glance, it may seem odd that Netflix chose to premiere its first huge original show House of Cards today, leading into Super Bowl weekend.
New York marketing manager Shibani Bhujle says her iPhone spontaneously combusted, burning her fingers, and then oozed acid when she tried to remove the battery.
Employees fired by British entertainment retailer HMV decided to get even today by broadcasting their "mass execution" on the company's official Twitter account, which has almost 64,000 followers.
Ashton Kutcher's portrail of Steve Jobs was so intense that it landed him in the hospital, the actor revealed.
The director of the popular Star Trek film reboot and several other films geeks love has been selected to direct Star Wars: Episode 7, according to The Wrap.
Steve Jobs' life will live large once more on the silver screen starting in theaters around the country on April 19. Judging by Apple's stock market performance yesterday, the company he founded could use him back there too.
With Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox as the browser of choice for many around the world, Microsoft will have to get creative to bring back people who left Internet Explorer out of frustration.
I happen to spell golf f-l-o-g, but I understand that some people like this game of maneuvering small white balls into small white cups. Even more than beer pong, apparently.
One Canadian computer science student has discovered the three simple steps to ruining your life.
Sergey Brin may not be a famous actor or rock star, and he probably isn't as recognizable as JayZ or Tom Cruise. Unless you're a techie or an augmented reality enthusiast.
Popular YouTube channel VSauce has explored various places with low and high temperatures, thin air, insane pressure, diseases, murder rates, and find the most dangerous place on earth.
Editor's Pick Max Ogden has built a tool for creating Minecraft-like 3D games, all within a browser using JavaScript and OpenGL.
The TSA will soon remove all body scanners that show nearly nude images of people trying to board flights.
Grown-ups have FitBit and Up and assorted other fitness trackers to monitor their own health. Now babies have their own "smart scale" that lets parents "monitor, understand, and share" their kids' growth.
Are you smarter than a fourth grader? Probably not, now that Pranav Kalyan has passed the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist exam.
