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A dashcam is one of those things that seems only slightly important until about five minutes after a fender-bender, wherein it becomes retroactively essent… by Michael Crider in Applications, News

How does the Pixel’s crazy gyro-based stabilization compare to the Galaxy S7’s OIS?

You’d assume that when the earth opens up to swallow a big chunk of a crowded city it would take months to fix the damage. But in the Japanese city of Fukuoka, it took repair crews just four days to fix a massive five-lane-wide sinkhole that suddenly appeared last week.

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Google is big into machine learning, and one of the product areas that’s benefiting from that is photography. You may recall Google said it would use math… by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, Google, News

Why do herbivores and omnivores have such sharp teeth? All the better to attract mates, according to this fossil study.

It’s Samsung’s largest acquisition ever.

The search giant will serve playlists based on where you are and what you’re doing.

Much of the data on your Android phone or tablet is backed up by Google (or the individual apps you use) automatically, but what is being saved for you, and what do you need to save for yourself?

Public interest advocates warn that a Trump FCC threatens internet freedom.

Spacentrepreneur Elon Musk thinks we’ll eventually need a basic universal income because of “automation.”

Luckily for birds, there’s a safer bladeless design in here.

Google’s mobile software ran on 88 percent of all phones shipped between July 1 and the end of September, Strategy Analytics says.

Charles Darwin once said that blushing is the most peculiar and most human of all expressions. While it’s definitely a common response to embarrassment, anger, or maybe one too many drinks, this video explains what’s happening in our body and how blushing can actually be kind of endearing.

Apologies should be pretty straightforward. You screwed up, you feel bad, you express your remorse. But we’re human, and humans are complicated. Many times, we apologize for the wrong reasons.

Now basically ubiquitous, emoji started off in 1999. But the roots of the pictographic communications system go back much further…

Is Microsoft the cool kid of computers again? Tech watchers proclaim the company is ‘more innovative’ than Apple after recent product launches.

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