Curated tech marketplace Grand St. is launching on Android and opening up its invite-only service to anyone with an Android phone. (...)

Google has been ordered by France to make changes to its policy regarding Internet users’ data within three months or face fines, (...)

In a push to spread its mobile operating system throughout Asia, Google will open a set of brick-and-mortar Android Nation stores (...)

Despite the ongoing furore surrounding the various data gathering programs employed by the National Security Agency (NSA) in America, (...)

Urban Airship, a specialist in delivering push notifications, location-based mobile marketing and building cards for Apple’s Passbook (...)

Business-focused social network LinkedIn is continuing to recover from a DNS error that took the site offline for an hour. The outage (...)

Logitech announced plans to scale down its work force in March, the result of which would see it focus on mobile products. Step forward (...)

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) wanted to make a big impression when he voted against a controversial bill to make it more difficult (...)

A clinical psychologist consults on some prickly personalities--those of well-known superheroes. The results are nearly as revealing (...)

Vanessa Redondo’s USB drives aren’t the inconspicuous little sticks we’ve come to know--and that’s the (...)

This dashboard tracks how investors are moving money around the world, so you can figure out that the next big thing is happening (...)

The Bouroullec brothers’ Lianes lamps, now called Aim, upend our expectations about lighting design. If you had never (...)

James Gandolfini died today at age 51 of a heart attack, an HBO rep confirmed to Variety. No one did murder quite so creatively as (...)

Is Facebook making a move to allow users to reply to their friend’s status updates with images? According to a screenshot from devianART’s (...)

James Dive put an amusement park through the compactor and framed the remains as a sculpture. For some, there are fewer youthful (...)

In an interview with Dezeen, the German designer recalls turning down a job offer from Steve Jobs. In an interview published (...)

With large datasets, it should be easier for scientists to identify mutations that cause disease. What happens when the open (...)

We all know what a whale sounds like--but what does all that singing look like? Humans have five senses that we interpret in (...)

The Lytro is a real camera from some sort of sci-fi future. And now, you can use and share its advanced filters from your iPhone. (...)

Sony has released a video on YouTube today showing new aspects of the PlayStation 4 interface and some of the practical use-cases (...)

Rdio surprised almost everyone last month when it launched Vdio, a new service for buying or renting digital copies of movies and (...)

Feedly, the company offering products and services positioned as the best alternatives to Google Reader, today launched Feedly Cloud, (...)

Online educational video hub Mobento has secured £1.1 million (around $1.7m) in seed funding, closing off one of Tech City’s largest (...)

Social media data provider Gnip announced today that Chris Moody, its Chief Operating Officer and President, has been named the company’s (...)

The moment one libertarian gun enthusiast churned out a working firearm from his 3-D printer, speculation soared with the possibility (...)

Scientists have been making a hubbub about quantum computing for years, but what will it actually solve? Not speeding up Netflix--at (...)

Laura Sydell covers the intersection of technology and culture for NPR, but she doesn’t encounter many women on her beat (...)

In the Mad Men era, wood-encased electronics were all the rage. Why does the material now seem to clash with our vision of the (...)

Rooster Teeth, the studio behind machinima classic Red vs. Blue, talk about lessons learned from 10 years of making web video and (...)

Veteran creative directors Evan Fry and Dave Swartz are charged with managing, inspiring, and organizing the creative staff at (...)

Freespace is an experiment in civic hacking, inspired in no small part by Burning Man. But it’s attracting the attention (...)

Most people prefer that their artificial parts stay under the radar. The prosthetics built by Sophie de Oliveira Barata intentionally (...)

Worried about privacy in the age of wearable tech such as Google Glass? Using near-infrared LED lights, these goggles can help (...)

A is for API, B is for Beta, C is for Craft. J is for jQuery. Designers are like kindergarten teachers for grown-ups. Their (...)

These maps of how fast the buses drive through Boston offer a beautiful look at the city’s transit system. Real-time bus (...)

The SmartWoman Project hopes that text messages can be a medium for knowledge, health, and financial empowerment. When women (...)

The Shazam Engagement Rate analyzes viewers’ engagement with ads in Shazam to reflect which campaigns perform the best, on (...)

Handprinter (handprints are the opposite of footprints) wants to give you credit for the good you do. Greg Norris has worked (...)

A photographer imagines ancient figures as bearded, Ray-Ban bespectacled hipsters. “What is a hipster?” The question (...)

More than 20% of global emissions are now either taxed or traded. But the question remains: will adding economic incentives to (...)

The competition challenged businesses to come up with sustainable fishing models that were interesting enough to attract VC dollars. (...)

If you ask Bing about the coming Xbox One console, it has a pretty simple take. Google’s is a bit more complex. What’s interesting, (...)

This is a guest post by Shanna Mallon from Straight North. Using social media is about more than promoting yourself and your brand—It’s (...)

Google is updating its search results pages on the desktop today to show an interactive “carousel” of nearby restaurants, bars (...)

Microsoft’s efforts to promote the Xbox One on Facebook have devolved into an old-fashioned ASCII art flame war. Xbox One and PlayStation (...)

Facebook for iOS has gotten a small update today that adds a couple of nice changes. Foremost is the ability to very quickly edit (...)

Walls of Freedom is a comprehensive look at the provocative visuals that helped overthrow a regime during the Arab Spring. Walls (...)

Economist and Freakonomics author Steven Levitt talks about finding the story in data, the importance of authenticity, and his (...)