3 Ways Robots Are Being Used for Pure Entertainment
From playing soccer to performing music, these robots are paving the way of next-generation entertainment. Check out the video below to learn more!
Meet MyLio, the Digital Photo Organizer That Is Saving Your Smartphone Space
We spoke with MyLio CEO David Vaskevitch about the origins of the platform as well as the most interesting story he’s heard from a user.
New School Mining: What’s Next for Cryptocurrency and Blockchain
An emphasis on technological innovation, more precise data tracking, co-located mining, and customer service are paving the way for the 2020s.
Tech Giants Tackle Corporate Social Responsibility – and You Can Too
Big tech companies are taking on more responsibility, improving corporate culture, and working to make their staff happier. Is your business up to the task?
Esports Gambling: The Next Evolution of Sports Betting
While sports betting has long been associated with the gridiron and the horse track, major esports matches look to have a place in the sportsbook.
Does Time Travel Have Some Scientific Truth?
Is time travel scientifically plausible? Like at all? That’s what we’re aiming to find out. Check out the video below to learn more!
Tomas Pfister is Leading the Artificial Intelligence Revolution
Tomas Pfister is a leading researcher in artificial intelligence technology whose work has contributed to autonomous vehicles, facial identification, and translating sign language.
Untitled Goose Game Review: Annoying People Is Fun!
Let’s take a look at why everyone on the internet has been honking about Untitled Goose Game.
Innovations in Sustainability: A Bias for Action Against Climate Change
Today, industry-leading companies like Amazon and Facebook formally list a bias for action as something they seek to foster in employees.
Cat Quest II Review: Addictive, Fun, and Punny
Let’s take a look at Cat Quest II, an action-packed experience that’s both addictive and adorable.
Top 10 Tech Products for October 2019
From hyper-durable smartphones and the latest STEM products to high-tech beds and seamless portable chargers, we have something for everyone on this list.
Are Birds Even Real? These Bird Drones Might Convince You Otherwise
There have recently been a number of internet theories going around claiming that birds aren’t real. As ludicrous as this may sound, there are actually bird-type drones flying around China.
10 Most Demanded Connected Car Features
Which features are car buyers looking for? Safety, remote parking capability, built-in Google Earth… What’s really driving the connected car revolution?
Talking Magic Leap with Industrial Light & Magic Veteran John Gaeta
Oscar-winning special effects artist and inventor of “bullet time” in The Matrix John Gaeta talks Magic Leap’s latest VR gaming goggles.
How AI Could Dramatically Improve Your Healthcare
AI can be used in many different ways within the healthcare sector – from simplifying administrative tasks to more complex medical uses like bettering diagnoses.
The Future of Smart Appliances Requires a Touch of Innovation
Smart appliances are becoming more commonplace, but are they a smart investment? Shorter life spans and higher repair costs are just the tip of the iceberg.
Meet Kiki, Your New AI-Powered Pet
Looking for a companion to spruce up your home? Then Kiki might be the robot for you. Check out the video below to learn more about this new robotic pet.
Benedict Cumberbatch on Playing Thomas Edison in “The Current War”
We had the opportunity to speak with Benedict Cumberbatch about his portrayal of Thomas Edison, one of the world’s greatest inventors, in “The Current War.”
Michael Shannon on Playing George Westinghouse in “The Current War”
Michael Shannon discusses playing George Westinghouse opposite Benedict Cumberbatch’s Thomas Edison in “The Current War.”
How Technology is Ramping Up Border Security
Our U.S.-Mexico border is already pretty smart, but innovations from autonomous vehicles, VR, and AI are expected to make it smarter.
Fall Gear Guide: 10 Products You Need to Check Out This Fall
In this Fall Gear Guide, we review products for those who are clinging to summer, and products for those eagerly awaiting winter.
How VR is Helping Train Police for the Field
VR technology is being utilized to train police for the field, specifically when it comes to dealing with mentally distressed people.
Deepak Chopra on the Healing Power of “Love-in-Action”
Deepak Chopra is spearheading the Never Alone movement and recently released his latest book, Metahuman, which delves into the true essence of our nature.
Studies Prove the Fit of These Shoes Boosts Athletic Ability
Tired of training every day to become a better athlete? New shoe designs could help. Research shows a five percent boost in ability by just putting them on.
Neurofeedback: What is it and Why Should You Care?
Neurofeedback technology helps both us and healthcare professionals better understand what’s going on in our brains, helping improve mental health diagnoses and management. To learn more about this technology, check out the video below!
How the Film Industry Found a Home in Georgia
Ten years after passing a tax credit to lure the motion picture industry, Georgia has become the world’s second most popular location for shooting.
Insta-Success: How to Become an Instagram Influencer
Have you ever wondered how people become insta-famous? Don’t be jealous! With these tips and tools, you too can become an Instagram influencer.
Cold Fusion Cars Are Coming, But Not For a Long Time
The key is to not call it “cold fusion.” The current most popular term is Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR).
PlanLED is on a Mission to Make Stadium Lighting More Sustainable
The benefits of the shift to LED lighting have been clear, at least in the case of Seattle’s T-Mobile Park, which worked with PlanLED on this transition.
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.
Solid-State Batteries: The Next Generation for Electric Vehicles
The lithium-ion battery, the current battery of choice, is paving the way for the next generation, solid-state batteries.
Angela Ruggiero: Looking at Sports Through a Technological Lens
In this exclusive interview, Angela Ruggiero discusses the story behind Sports Innovation Lab and modern trends in the sports world.
3 Technologies That Are Merging Human and Machine
While we’re still some way off from cyborgs and super soldiers, here are some developments in tech that are bringing us closer to that ideal.
Event Preview: Japan IT Week
Japan IT Week Autumn is one of the largest platforms in Japan to enter the Japanese IT market, featuring 780 exhibitors, 12 individual shows, and 30 conference sessions.
Kevin Smith: How Jay and Silent Bob Changed His World
In this exclusive interview, Kevin Smith talks about how his heart attack helped Jay and Silent Bob Reboot come together.
Phone Scams Are Getting More Dangerous. What’s Being Done About It?
If you even own a phone, then you are familiar with phone scams trying to steal information. Here is what you need to know about protecting yourself from phone scams.
The 10 Best Science Podcasts to Listen to Right Now
It can be difficult to sift through all of the science podcasts out there. Here, we’re breaking down the top 10 science podcasts that you should listen to.
Why the Video Game Industry is Susceptible to Hacks (and How to Protect Yourself)
Gaming platforms and forums represent a high level of risk, even though these accounts often do not provide direct access to sensitive data such as bank accounts, credit cards, or social security numbers.
Is the Apple Card Worth Getting?
Apple unveiled their Apple Card earlier this year. We take a look at its benefits and downfalls so you can decide if it’s worth it or not.
How Georgia Quick Start is Becoming an International Force in Technology
Georgia Quick Start is becoming a national and international force in manufacturing and technology is hotter than ever.