Amazon and Apple Want to Improve Your Sleep by Tweaking Screen Colors
New features from Amazon and Apple protect you from yourself, by shifting the light on your screen. The post Amazon…
Please Stop Saying Humans Aren’t Causing Climate Change
New calculations shows there is just a 0.01 percent chance that recent run of global heat records could have happened…
The Best Factoids From Spike Lee’s New Michael Jackson Doc
Spike Lee’s new documentary about Jackson’s early solo career brings new influences to light. The post The Best Factoids From…
How to Fix Your Own Headphones
Planned obsolescence is so last year. This year, let’s resolve to try to reuse, reduce, and recycle more. We can…
Microsoft Open Sources Its Artificial Brain to One-Up Google
The company has open sourced the AI it uses to power speech recognition in its Cortana digital assistant and Skype…
New VR Film Perspective 2: The Misdemeanor Drops You in the Middle of a Police Shooting
A new virtual reality experience debuting at Sundance lets users experience all sides of an officer-involved shooting—including the victim’s. The…
The Urban Design Lesson Hidden in Blizzard 2016
Heavy snow and plowing patterns create “sneckdowns”—a traffic calming device many would like to see made permanent. The post The…
The Entrancing Beauty of Freezing Soap Bubbles
Pawel Zaluska captures the whimsical magic of soap bubbles crystalizing in mere moments. The post The Entrancing Beauty of Freezing…
The Hip New Way to Complain to a Business: Facebook Messenger
People really do want to talk to companies via Facebook’s text message-style Messenger app, according to the first businesses to…
The Neurologist Who Hacked His Brain—And Almost Lost His Mind
Neurologist Phil Kennedy set out to build the ultimate brain-computer interface. In the process he almost lost his mind. The…