A New Record for Physics Graduates
Seven people graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University with a degree in physics. This is a big deal. No, really. The…
Grindr Promises Privacy, But It Still Leaks Your Exact Location
Researchers in Kyoto demonstrate for WIRED how they can precisely track the locations of people using gay dating apps despite…
Theranos’ Voided Tests Could Make It a Magnet for Lawsuits
The Wall Street Journal reports that Theranos has voided two years’ worth of blood tests results The post Theranos’ Voided…
Apple’s New SF Store Showcases Jony Ive’s Design Vision
The new store is a combination of the work of architecture firm Foster and Partners with Ive’s signature aesthetic—hello, more…
Haunting Photos of Life 20 Years After the Bosnian War
Twenty years later, the aftermath of war can still be seen everywhere. The post Haunting Photos of Life 20 Years…
Google’s New Chatbot Won’t Shut Up—And That’s a Good Thing
Google’s new chatbot, Google search assistant, helps you discover how you might talk to the virtual assistant as it rolls…
Oddly Named App Makes Sharing Your Location Less Creepy
If you’re into location apps, a new one called IS is worth checking out. It has great privacy controls, a…
Zuckerberg’s GOP Meeting Shows a Master Politician in the Making
Whether Facebook’s meeting will lead to any actual changes is an open question. But it proved Mark Zuckerberg understands political…
IDG Contributor Network: Bringing shopping malls into the 21st century
Major retail shopping malls today function, for the most part, frighteningly similarly to how they did 20 years ago. Although individual…
Google goes after the enterprise, but at I/O, proof is MIA
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google executives say the company isn’t the consumer-oriented business of its youth. Now, they say, Google…