Free condoms at Olympics promote safe sex — and rainforest preservation
To promote rainforest protection and safe sex, the government of Brazil is going to distribute 9 million free condoms during the August Olympics.
Surge pricing for food delivery could be coming soon
Competition for drivers for an increasing number of on-demand delivery services is bringing surge pricing to more than just Uber and Lyft.
CBRE unveils top 25 cities for tech workers and firms in the US and Canada
Whether you're looking for a tech job or starting a new company, CBRE's 2016 Tech Talent report is loaded with insights about U.S. and Canadian tech cities.
Envisioning a home without housework, with all services included
A British architectural exhibit called "Months" offers an alternative shared-economy, shared living-space model based on how you use spaces over time.
The Wallace modular shelving system is designed to resist falling off the wall
Free up your floor space with Swenyo's Wallace modular shelving system kits. Mounts and rails are designed to hold weight without falling off the wall.
Machine whips up breakfast for you, took only 1,000 hours to build
Two men determined to please their wives constructed a machine that makes breakfast. It's a real time-saver that only took 1,000 hours to build.
FDA approval granted for DIY home sperm-counting tech
Sandstone Diagnostics' Trak home sperm testing system lets men determine sperm count. A smartphone app recommends lifestyle changes to up the count.
Minor League Baseball reports by the Associated Press are written by machines
The Associated Press uses algorithm-generated copy to cover Minor League Baseball. The copy is generated by Durham, North Carolina-based Automated Insights.
Three US companies expected to dominate the Internet of Things
With the coming Internet of Things infrastructure rollout during the next several years, three U.S. companies with existing technologies are ready to rule.
Netherlands first to establish nationwide Internet of Things network
Leading the rest of the world, the Netherlands is now ready for the Internet of Things with nationwide Long Range (LoRa) wireless network coverage.
Not ready for your close-up? Fend off paparazzi with this flash-proof scarf
Discovered and inspired by accident when a photo flash reflection obscured his friends' faces, Saif Siddiqui now creates fashionable privacy accessories.
CDC and WHO recommend no unprotected sex for six months after Zika infection
Scientists are finding ways to transfer funds from other programs to study Zika. The initial concern is how long Zika remains transmittable in semen.
Microsoft CEO’s 10 Laws for AI (and humans, too)
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella addressed what he believes are necessary principles or goals for artificial intelligence and responsibilities for humans.
People who need help with new tech can get it from Best Buy in-home consultants
Thinking about adding or upgrading your home technology? Best Buy is testing a new, free, in-home consultation service to help you get what you want.
Smart billboards will identify car models and target ads to drivers
A new system being developed in Japan identifies vehicles by make and model and displays highly targeted ads for about five seconds.
Death Star toaster emblazons ‘Star Wars’ logo on your breakfast
If you're anywhere from slightly to thoroughly Star Wars obsessed, the Star Wars Death Star Toaster is a must-have.
Need to add a sock to the washer? Samsung’s AddWash lets you throw clothes in mid-cycle
New Samsung front-load washers come with AddWash, a door-in-a-door feature that lets you add forgotten items without interrupting the wash cycle.
Sperm whales in Caribbean more chill than counterparts in the Pacific
Partly because they stay closer geographically but also due to clan cultural differences, Caribbean sperm whales hang with buddies more than Pacific whales.
