Quick Bytes: Sky Advertisements, Moon Trash, and Cat Names
Fascinating tech and science news is constantly circulating, with new discoveries popping up in every direction. Here is just a taste of some of the more interesting news bites from recent weeks.
Quick Bytes: Flightless Birds, Locked iPhones, and Game of Thrones
Fascinating tech and science news is constantly circulating, with new discoveries popping up in every direction. Here is just a taste of some of the more interesting news bites from recent weeks.
The Pathway to In-Car Connected Commerce
It’s only a matter of time before voice-driven, in-car commerce becomes a common practice for everything from buying dinner on the commute home from work to making a grocery pickup after the Saturday soccer game.
Anna Miller, 11-Year-Old STEM Enthusiast, Says that Coding is for Everybody
In this exclusive interview, Anna Miller reveals what got her interested in technology, the main message she wants to convey, and what she envisions for her ambitious future.
Quick Bytes: Scary Clowns, Smart Bees, and the Latest Dating App
In this installation of Quick Bytes, we're bringing you the strangest, latest tech and science news. Tell your coworkers around the proverbial water cooler. Impress your friends at parties. But first, you have to give this a read. Clowns: Scientifically Proven to Be Scary Getting any kind of shot can be nerve-racking, especially for...
Plastic Pollution Statistics: Our Oceans in Danger
From our food containers and cutlery to our bottles and grocery bags, we interact with plastic constantly on a daily basis.
Digital Book World Returns! Here's What You Need to Know
Thinking about going to this year's Digital Book World conference? Here are all the things you need to check out this year!
Celebrating 50 Years of Apollo: Summer Innovation & Tech Today Available Now
The summer issue of Innovation & Tech Today is here, celebrating the past 50 years of space exploration. With so much content, this issue is more rich than ever.
Dr. Mario World: Just What the Doctor Ordered
While Super Mario Run wasn’t an entirely smooth ride, a relaxed puzzle game like Dr. Mario fits ideally in the palm of your hand, which gives me plenty of hope for Nintendo games on non-Nintendo consoles in the future.
Highlights From Amazon's re:MARS Conference You May Have Missed
So what were the most memorable moments of the Amazon's re:MARS? We'll walk you through five of them, detailing a few highlights you may have missed.
Is Artificial Intelligence Getting Too Dangerous?
OpenAI, an Elon Musk-backed artificial intelligence company, claims it has created a text generator that's too dangerous to release to the public.
Quick Bytes: Microchips, Robotic Farmers, and Immortal Worms
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we take a look at microchip injections, robotic farmers, and potentially immortal worms.
Quick Bytes: Delivery Drones, Lizard Dreams, Tesla Theft
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we take a look at high-flying delivery drones, the dreams of lizards, and how to steal to Tesla.
Cloud Seeding: Real Science of Weather Manipulation
Do we actually have weather manipulation technology? Was your crazy cousin Jerry right all along? Find out in this short but informative video.
1-Minute Explainer All About the Disney+ Streaming Service
Disney just unveiled the details regarding it's Disney+ streaming services. Find out all about it in this short video.
What Does the Arrival of LinkedIn's New Live Streaming Service Mean?
LinkedIn is launching a live streaming service. See how that has transformed industries in the past and how it might transform your business.
Asteroid or Volcanoes? New Dinosaur Extinction Research Says "Yes"
What exactly killed the dinosaurs? Was it the asteroid? Or was it volcanic activity? Science says, "Yes, yes it was."
Plasma Flares & the Science of Microwaving Grapes
Why does microwaving grapes cause tiny explosions of plasma? Find out in this video QuickByte.
Meet Flatr, The New Flat Earther Dating App
Your eyes are not deceiving you. Flat Earthers now have their own dating app called, Flatr. Learn all about it in this video.
5 Super Mario Bros. Facts That Change Everything
Here are 5 facts about Super Mario Bros. that will change how you view and play the game forever. #3 kind of ruined my life ...
UPDATE: NASA's First All-Female Spacewalk Cancelled
History will be made this Friday when the first all-female team to conduct a spacewalk. Learn all about it in this short video.
Black Snow in Siberia and the Consequences of Coal Pollution
Why is there black, toxic snow falling in Siberia? We'll tell you why this is happening and what people are doing about it in this short video.
15 Best Horror Movies on Hulu, Netflix, & Amazon Prime Right Now
Whether you’ve got Hulu, Netflix, or Amazon Prime, let’s take a look at the best horror movies available for streaming right now.
16 Psyche is the Most Expensive Thing in the Universe
An astroid named 16 Psyche was found to be made almost entirely of iron and nickel and is the most expensive thing in the universe.
Tech Round-Up: 5 Things for Your Next Outdoor Adventure
In this week's Tech Round-up, we look at five innovative products that will completely revolutionize your next outdoor adventure.
Quick Bytes: Sparrow Songs, Invisibility Cloaks, and Alien Wasps
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we explore how sparrow's pass down their songs, the science behind invisibility, and one very scary wasp.
Apex Legends Hits 10M Players in 72 Hours: Is This The Fortnite Killer?
In this video, we take a look at why Apex Legends may be the Fortnite killer, with the wild success it's had in only a weeks.
5 Surprising Valentine's Day Facts
Ever wonder how many heart-shaped boxes of chocolates are sold in the US? How about how much men spend versus women on Valentine's Day gifts? Find out here.
Does Facial Recognition AI Have a Race Problem?
Facial recognition is rapidly becoming more commonplace, but a lack of diversity in this tech could cause severe issues. Find out more in this video.
Quick Bytes: Space Grease, Horse Dentistry, and Lab-Grown Brains
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we discover grease in space, ancient horse dentists, and how scientists are growing artificial brains in the lab.
