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MIT used bacteria to create a self-ventilating workout shirt
Technology

MIT used bacteria to create a self-ventilating workout shirt

By Rob Verger

This week in tech: Google I/O, new Amazon tablets, and adorable selfie filters
Science

This week in tech: Google I/O, new Amazon tablets, and adorable selfie filters

By Rob Verger

Google Assistant won’t replace Siri on the iPhone, but you should download it anyway
AI

Google Assistant won’t replace Siri on the iPhone, but you should download it anyway

By Rob Verger

The Waymo-Lyft alliance could shift the competition for a robotic taxi service into high gear
Technology

The Waymo-Lyft alliance could shift the competition for a robotic taxi service into high gear

By Rob Verger

The week in tech: tunnels, coolers, and bears. Oh my.
Technology

The week in tech: tunnels, coolers, and bears. Oh my.

By Rob Verger

What a Jell-O brain tells us about the future of human-machine interaction
Technology

What a Jell-O brain tells us about the future of human-machine interaction

By Rob Verger

Facebook created a faster, more accurate translation system using artificial intelligence
AI

Facebook created a faster, more accurate translation system using artificial intelligence

By Rob Verger

Pillsy is the latest smart pill bottle trying to solve a massive healthcare problem
Health

Pillsy is the latest smart pill bottle trying to solve a massive healthcare problem

By Rob Verger

The trouble with Elon Musk’s ‘Boring’ plan to fight traffic with tunnels
Space X

The trouble with Elon Musk’s ‘Boring’ plan to fight traffic with tunnels

By Rob Verger

The U.S. Navy is designing safer batteries, because no one wants a fire at sea
Military

The U.S. Navy is designing safer batteries, because no one wants a fire at sea

By Rob Verger

Updated: 3 things to do now to check up on your data privacy settings
Security

Updated: 3 things to do now to check up on your data privacy settings

By Rob Verger

Pushing the limits of assistive technology during the Boston Marathon
Technology

Pushing the limits of assistive technology during the Boston Marathon

By Rob Verger

Google is using AI to help humans and computers communicate through art
AI

Google is using AI to help humans and computers communicate through art

By Rob Verger

Computer scientists are developing a ‘master’ fingerprint that could unlock your phone
Security

Computer scientists are developing a ‘master’ fingerprint that could unlock your phone

By Rob Verger

Navigating with GPS is making our brains lazy
Technology

Navigating with GPS is making our brains lazy

By Rob Verger

IBM could have a solution to one of self-driving cars’ biggest problems
Self Driving

IBM could have a solution to one of self-driving cars’ biggest problems

By Rob Verger

Samsung’s new digital assistant, Bixby, tries to push past voice recognition toward true AI
AI

Samsung’s new digital assistant, Bixby, tries to push past voice recognition toward true AI

By Rob Verger

Scientists have figured out how to stop our bodies from fighting electronic implants
Engineering

Scientists have figured out how to stop our bodies from fighting electronic implants

By Rob Verger

The scientifically best way to sweep a floor
Life Skills

The scientifically best way to sweep a floor

By Rob Verger

Building good mobile navigation is super hard. So why is Uber trying it?
Self Driving

Building good mobile navigation is super hard. So why is Uber trying it?

By Rob Verger

Passwords suck, but lip-reading computers won’t save us
Security

Passwords suck, but lip-reading computers won’t save us

By Rob Verger

Google just made the internet a tiny bit less annoying
Security

Google just made the internet a tiny bit less annoying

By Rob Verger

How scientists managed to store information in a single atom
Technology

How scientists managed to store information in a single atom

By Rob Verger