Lingohop wants to make language learning personal, relevant to you
Lingohop is a new language-learning platform that launched on Kickstarter. It works through four-minute lessons based on topics you choose.
Le who? This Chinese company wants to take over the U.S. with its phones, TVs, and more
A relatively unknown Chinese company called LeEco has designs on the U.S. smartphone market. We spoke with its marketing manager to find out more.
Two weeks on the road with digital ear plugs made me want to ditch foam forever
I spent two weeks playing drums on the road with the Here Active Listening System, and I'll never look at earplugs the same way again.
How the DMCA silences cybersecurity experts, and makes all of us more vulnerable
The DMCA is about more than just YouTube takedowns, and its effect on vital security research could have consequences for the public.
As AR blurs with VR, get ready for a mixed-reality renaissance
Augmented reality may have an image problem, but it's making a strong comeback. In the near future, it's only going to get more important, too.
Tracy Morgan jokes about Caitlyn Jenner and Walmart accident in return to Madison Square Garden
For the first time since his 2014 accident, comedian Tracy Morgan returns to Madison Square Garden to host Hot 97's April Fools Day Comedy Show
Excited for drones? Green energy? Motif lets you invest in ideas, not stocks
Think you can outsmart the market? Motif will let you build and sell your own investing portfolios based on your ideas and other factors.
Your next contractor may walk in wearing a Microsoft HoloLens
Imagine construction workers using an augmented reality headset to collaborate with engineers and architects, or just to check their measurements.
Meet the man selling bundles of cash on Instagram and calling it art
Meet Matty Mo, an LA-based artist known better by his nom de plume: "The Most Famous Artist." His latest project involved selling money for money -- as art
Ninja Theory is bringing back double-A games with Hellblade
The developer behind the 2013 reboot DmC: Devil May Cry is back with a new original IP, but this time it's using a different model to cut costs.
The ODROID XU4 is a palm-sized PC with an octo-core processor, but can it be your desktop?
Can a $75 single board computer replace your desktop? Here's a look at the ODROID XU4 and Exagear Desktop to run a Ubuntu desktop and even x86 desktop applications too
The filmmakers behind ESPN’s This Magic Moment talk Shaq, ’90s NBA, social media
The directors for ESPN's documentary on the 90's Orlando Magic, "This Magic Moment", discuss how social media would have been in the NBA in the 1990's.
Ghost ship: Stepping aboard Sea Hunter, the Navy’s unmanned drone ship
With production of its autonomous surface vessel finally finished, DARPA officially unveiled what will soon be the U.S. Navy's favorite new ship.
Download these 5 hot new apps: Reddit, Miitomo, Lego Jurassic World, and more
Looking for a new app? Lego Jurassic World just landed on iOS and Android. Also, check out Reddit's new app, and more.
Who's keeping your data safe? With bug bounties, it's would-be hackers
Bug bounties entice hackers and security researchers to delve into vulnerabilities and flaws for everyone's benefit. We take a look at how it all works.
