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Software engineer Eric Sun has revealed the evolution of Facebook’s Entity Graph, a complicated data set which maps the social (...)

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When Caroline Paul’s kitty reappeared after a long month away, she decided to figure out where he had been spending his time. (...)

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After the wild success of last year’s "Garden of Your Mind" video, PBS Digital Studios has released another mashup of auto-tuned (...)

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Google has released a white paper that shows a proportional impact on a movie’s box office success based on the number of searches (...)

The Technology Strategy Board (TSB), despite having the word technology in there and its goal being to “stimulate innovation”, (...)

Twitter updated its Windows Phone 8 app today with a number of new features aimed squarely at photographers, including artistic filters, (...)

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mySugr Companion, the Austria-based startup that helps diabetes sufferers manage their condition, has launched its app in the US, (...)

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Jeff Eastin has had a huge hit with USA’s White Collar and now he’s spearheading a much darker new drama, Graceland. (...)

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Now You See Me’s magic consultant, David Kwong, reveals how helping the cast master with real sleight-of-hand moves helped (...)

Skillcrush is trying to democratize the world of programing by helping women (and a few men) learn HTML, CSS, and Ruby on Rails--and (...)

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Graphic designer Tyler Adam Smith is a masters of branding student at The School of Visual Arts. Now he’s taken to his imaginary (...)

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Matthew Keys, the former deputy social media editor at Reuters who was fired over alleged collaborations with the Anonymous Group, (...)

Microsoft has officially entered the Myanmar market, forming a partnership with a local IT firm as it seeks to grow its presence in (...)

Beachfront home-owners in Malibu like to pretend that they own the beaches in front of their mansions. That’s not true. A (...)

A new intelligent, rotating street sign parses tweets, check-ins, RSS feeds, and other online data sources to point you to the most (...)

A new service called Etch convert print your Foursquare data into a beautiful poster. The inspiration: none other than data-viz (...)

S’well is trying to marry sleek style with social substance, and put an end to our plastic crisis. With the average American (...)

In the famously chunky ice cream’s latest campaign, fans in several cities can help decide what their local ice cream flavor (...)

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Tap an icon. Instant privacy. Magic? Nope. Just the future of DIY home upgrades. Blinds are a clumsy technology. And generally, (...)

Artist Adrien Parlange gets right to the point with his latest project, CINEMA.JPEG, which re-creates the feel of classic films (...)

Because if you’re going to stand next to an ad anyway, it might as well be useful. Billboard ads are an architectural (...)

Mark Crummett uses circuit boards, discarded motherboards, and tiny figurines to elaborate on what goes on in our machines. (...)

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As the school year ends, classrooms are often really hot. It is not conducive to learning to be really hot. What would a little (...)

Wook at those bunny wunnies! Forget kittens and puppies. The newest Internet puffballs of cuteness are bunnies, as evidenced (...)