Feedback Loop: must-play video games, Netflix woes and more
June is here! Let’s get this summer started with a fresh edition of Feedback Loop. Kris finds a list …read more
Author: Laura
Poet explains why he spammed Twitter with every word in the English language
zealots – everyword (@everyword) June 2, 2014 Approximately 109,150 tweets. Spread across seven years. Posted automatically by a bot which, …read more
Your smart TV can be hacked over the air, but it's not likely
It only makes sense that putting a TV online theoretically exposes it to hackers, but it’s now clear that …read more
What it's like to drive a Tesla Model S in the UK
In a nutshell: more fun and more practical than you might expect, despite the high upfront cost. The right-hand …read more
Supercomputer passes the Turing test by mimicking a teenager
After 64 long years, it looks like a machine has finally passed the Turing test for artificial intelligence. A …read more
Android can now wake you up when you're close to your bus stop
If you’ve ever taken the bus or subway home after drinking too much at a party, you know how …read more
The Big Picture: Beijing's urban e-waste economy
Head out of Beijing in a north-westerly direction, and you might pass Dongxiaokou village. Perched on the outskirts of …read more
Gadget Rewind 2004: iRobot Roomba Discovery
Little robot helpers found a place in our hearts and homes in 2002 when iRobot introduced the Roomba. This …read more
Inhabitat's Week in Green: Terrafugia, Urban Skyfarm and a motorized 'home in a box'
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us …read more
Scientists use lasers to imitate an exploding star here on Earth
It could be centuries (if ever) before humans can observe the behavior of a supernova first-hand, but scientists at …read more