Three ways Spotify and Apple Music can make Tidal’s Track Edit feature a game-changer
By adding more mixing features and improved social sharing, Apple Music and Spotify can make Tidal's Track Edit feature even better.
‘Hidden Folks’ is a Quirky and Relaxing Search-and-Find Game
If you need a calming and fun game that doesn't ask much of you, Hidden Folks is an app you need to download.
Amazon’s smart home consult figured out how to connect a 50-year-old thermostat
Amazon and iDevices want to take some of the frustration out of smart-home devices by helping you set them up.
The MacBook Pro’s battery life is better, but it’s still not the best
Our review of the MacBook Pro 13 revealed thoroughly average battery life. Since then, Apple has made several tweaks. Did it help?
The Shellback Safe imprisons your phone to keep you safe behind the wheel
Distracted driving kills, but how do you stop it? Don’t let drivers touch phones while driving. Welcome to life with the Shellback Safe.
7 years later, does ‘Halo Wars’ need a mouse and keyboard after all?
We went hands-on with Halo Wars: Definitive Edition, but did 343 Industries give the long-anticipated PC port the treatment it deserves?
Get over yourselves! The world can’t handle more tech-hating hippie hermits
One man has decided to reject modern tech and live like a hermit in the wild. We're here to implore you not to follow in his footsteps.
Go like a pro: A day in the life of BMX bad-boy Nigel Sylvester
Professional BMX rider Nigel Sylvester’s “Go! 3” continues the tradition of providing a little something for everyone.
Flipboard’s big update tailors magazines just for you
Flipboard is trying to make a comeback with a revamp that uses machine learning to personalize and improve a reader's experience.
Check out the technological upgrades that helped Kansas City become one of the smartest cities in the U.S.
Thanks to investments from Sprint and Cisco, Kansas City has just made its bid to become one of the United States' smartest cities.
Oregon home generates more energy than it uses, completely recycles its used water
Located in the high desert of Bend, Oregon, the Desert Rain House recycles every drop of used water and produces more energy than it uses.
Weekly Rewind: Vertical forests, vaping safety, and vending machines for cars
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top 10 tech stories.
96 percent of the world’s genetic data is from white people — here’s how we change that
60 percent of the world’s population comprises less than one percent of the world’s genomic data. This startup wants to do something about it.
