Month: May 2019

The social network has a plan to merge the worlds of artificial intelligence and real-world machines, so that both may grow more powerful. Read the original post by Matt Simon

The social network has a plan to merge the worlds of artificial intelligence and real-world machines, so that both may grow more powerful. Read the original post by Matt Simon

Fans who have been looking for a way to catch up on Game of Thrones and other HBO content without draining a data plan are […] Read the original post by Fred Straker

One family’s video empire shows what it takes to shield young YouTube stars from the platform’s dark side. Read the original post by Emma Grey Ellis

What’s your screen time scheme? Read the original post by Emily Dreyfuss

Countless new wireless transmitters will relay all that data to your phone, and many will connect to the internet through endless miles of new fiber-optic […] Read the original post by Lauren Joseph

It’s time to assert our sovereignty over our own stuff. Read the original post by Zeynep Tufekci

Researchers are beginning to study screen-based media in all its forms. We’ve distilled their findings into some handy recommendations. Read the original post by Caitlin Harrington

About a week after the *L* dance was decoded, and 72 hours after the carpool surveillance, my wife and I convened the Fortnite security council […] Read the original post by Claude Brodesser-Akner

High school is hard; the internet is messing with our self-esteem. Then my friends insisted I download Chess Time. Read the original post by HANNAH W. DUANE

Errant sound waves can keep speakers from delivering their best performance. Q Acoustics neutralizes sonic invaders in three ways. Read the original post by Liz Stinson

The new Thirteener Thin Leather Briefcase from Saddleback Leather Co. looks a little, well, like a saddlebag. (I was a cowboy for years, so I […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson

The sound quality is fairly good overall, especially with rock music, but I had several problems with its operation. Read the original post by Scott Wilkinson

Siri can control your Apple TV with hands-free voice commands. Here’s how. Read the original post by Jared Newman

With just $60 worth of hardware and 10 lines of code, you and your child can build a simple wheeled droid that can drive around […] Read the original post by Matt Timmons-Brown