Why Twitter's new anti-harassment tools will fail
Twitter's new policies won't solve the harassment problem, and they'll ruin engagement, too.
Twitter's new policies won't solve the harassment problem, and they'll ruin engagement, too.
Put down that lab-grown meat burger and slimy Soylent shake. Silicon Valley has a better idea than freaky fake food.
It's hard to know what's true and what's false, and always has been. But the same web that can be used to spread lies also holds truth.
There's no question that A.I. is the next UI. The question is: Whose A.I.?
A drone alone can't make 'last-mile' home delivery scale. But robots can. Here's how.
Reviews are mixed on Google's latest communication app. Here's what the reviewers aren't telling you.
A new class of mobile device is tiny, cheap and gives you total information awareness about your stuff.
Mocked and shunned by society for wearing Google's dorky face upgrade, Google Glass fans were right all along.
The technology-using public now demands more than mere information. They want to feel like they're really there.
Technology is empowering consumers with knowledge about what's really in the food we eat.
The wisdom of the crowd is showing the way to a harassment-free social Internet: Bring back the "walled garden."
Social problems exist. Sexism, social stigmatization, crime and other problems have always plagued humanity.
Now that the Apple Watch is finally out in the wild, millions will be experiencing the next big thing for user interfaces. Call it "haptics plus."
I've got an iPhone 6 Plus, and there's no getting around an obvious fact: The camera is pretty great.
It's a cliché to say that in the past few decades "everything has become computerized" and that the power and quality of our computers has increased massively.