By Sarah Zhang
Pricking your finger for a blood glucose test will never, ever be fun. Thankfully, scientists have been hard at work on a bloodless and needleless alternative: a …
By Amanda Kooser NASA reports are all crew members are currently safe in the Russian section of the ISS, but work to determine the cause of the alarm is ongoing.
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A startup called Comingle is trying to raise $50,000 to launch The Mod, a “multivibrating open-source dildo.” OK, you’ve got my attention.
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A startup called Comingle is trying to raise $50,000 to launch The Mod, a “multivibrating open-source dildo.” OK, you’ve got my attention.
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You can complain about the quality of the coffee they produce all you want, but now that those pod-based Keurig hot beverage machines come built right in to GE’s new Café French Door refrigerator, they aren’t going to disappear anytime soon. And if you think the Keurig machine is the greatest thing since sliced bread, you can now reclaim some valuable counter space the next time you upgrade your fridge.
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By Marguerite Reardon With a vote looming on new rules for Internet access, Tom Wheeler talks candidly with CNET News about legal challenges, President Obama’s role and being the butt of late-night TV jokes.
By Leslie Horn
Parks and Recreation’s seventh and final season premiered last night and it’s set in the future. So far, Pawnee’s version of 2017 isn’t all that different from now, except Facebook’s been replaced with Gryzzlebook, people have see-through tablets that talk to you.
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By Leslie Horn
Parks and Recreation’s seventh and final season premiered last night and it’s set in the future. So far, Pawnee’s version of 2017 isn’t all that different from now, except Facebook’s been replaced with Gryzzlebook, people have see-through tablets that talk to you.
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By Rick Broida This seriously loaded laptop normally runs $500 more. Plus: three sweet bonus deals!
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