Category: Tech news

Enter the studio where Love Hultén synthesizes fine woodcraft and hand-wired electronics into musical works of art.

Kelly Marie Tran wrote an op-ed for ‘The New York Times,’ proving she’s the leader the movement needs.

This week, newspapers reported that a man had fallen into an art installation consisting of an 8-foot-deep circular hole painted black. It’s kinda not his fault.

If you’re on the prowl for a new Android, Galaxy, or iPhone, read our full guide to the best smartphones of 2018.

New York City architect Candy Chan wants city residents to think more deeply about their fascinating, complex mass transit system.

Ever-morphing movie and marquee-show releases have upended conventional wisdom about when new content hits screens.

More than two years after revealing plans to give people a guaranteed monthly income, the incubator now says it hopes to begin the study in 2019.

The president’s onetime allies—and their varying legal battles—monopolized online chatter this week.

Plus, an advanced Porsche 911, and why San Francisco’s new $2 billion transit terminal doesn’t tick all the boxes.

Opinion: Surprise! Some of the fastest, most affordable internet in the country can be found in tiny communities.

Even’s H3 wireless headphones give you a hearing test to personalize your sound. We review the headphones and its EarPrint tech.

Thousands of people moved to let China build and protect the world’s largest telescope. And then the government drew in orders of magnitude more tourists, potentially undercutting its own science in an attempt to promote it.

We’re increasingly wary of sharing too much on social media. So why are we still doing it on Venmo?

In the new electric concept, the driver’s seat slides left and right, so when you’re not suffering a passenger, you can sit in the middle, just like the pros.

In security news this week, Apple and Facebook beef, Reality Winner gets sentenced, facial recognition at the airport, and more.