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Thursday September 7, 2017. 02:23 AM
says Why John Deere Just Spent $305 Million on a Lettuce-Farming Robot
Sharp-shooting, herbicide-squirting machines from John Deere could cut farmers' chemical bills.
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Wednesday September 6, 2017. 11:11 PM
ads New America Chair Says Google Didn't Prompt Critic's Ouster
In letter to staff, co-chair Jonathan Soros says attack on foundation was 'result of a targeted communications campaign'
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social Facebook Ties More Than 5,000 Political Ads to Bogus Russian Accounts
Social network says it found $150,000 in political ads from 'inauthentic accounts' and Pages from Russia between 2015 and May 2017
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how House Passes Self-Driving Car Bill
Congress passed a bipartisan bill to encourage testing of autonomous vehicles in all 50 states.
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data NASA's Juno Mission Shows Jupiter's Auroras Defy the Laws of Earthly Physics
NASA's Juno mission overturns widely held scientific assumptions—again.
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are India Plans to Build a Hyperloop
Hyperloop Transportation Technologies plans to build a route connecting Vijaywada and Amaravati in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
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build 'Absolver' Is a Stunning Fighting Game That Lacks Personality
The heroes of 'Absolver' are warriors without identity, which is a fitting metaphor for Sloclap's elaborate but barren new fighting game.
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denmark Can a Drone Carry a Full-Grown Human in a Hammock?
It all comes down to thrust.
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mac Inside Lego’s New Tricked-Out Denmark Playscape
This month, brickheads from all over will descend on Billund, Denmark to build with the best. Take a trip inside Lego House.
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news Antibiotics Made Cheap Chicken Possible. They Also Made Superbugs
In her new book, Big Chicken, Maryn McKenna traces the evolution of antimicrobial resistance from poultry farms to hospital emergency rooms.
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macintosh Patagonia's New Micro Puff Hoody Is Compressible, Warm, and Water-Resistant
The company's new synthetic fill compresses like down, but stays warm and lofted when wet.
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apple Why WeWork Thinks It's Worth $20 Billion
WeWork's strategy isn't about the free coffee or sappy slogans. It's about selling data on how work happens.
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software Fear and Loathing on Social Media
Will Twitter ever be fun again? More importantly, should it be?
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mac news A Pro-Level Milling Machine Gets a New Name, and a New Audience
The man behind MakerBot has a new desktop fabrication machine, and a new goal.
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macintosh news The Poo Pourri Ad Creator Is On a Quest to Take the Curse Words Out of Movies
The man behind viral ads for Poo Pourri and the Squatty Potty is on an unexpected quest to scrub the profanity out of feature films.
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macintosh news headlines Food Stamps Are Finally Being Disrupted
Social programs like food stamps are desperately in need of innovation. A new wave of apps aims to fill that niche.
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says How South Korea is Building a Techno-Utopia in Seoul
In a moment of crisis, South Korea's capital is becoming a leader in big data. It starts with a forward-thinking data visualization tool.
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ads How Snapchat's Map Helps Us Navigate Natural Disasters
A year after Instagram killed its maps feature, Snapchat nailed it. The images coming in from Houston proved it.
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social Hackers Gain Direct Access to US Power Grid Controls
Hackers who hit American utilities this summer had the power to cause blackouts, Symantec says. And yes, most signs point to Russia.
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how Nissan's 2018 Leaf Offers 150 Miles of Range for $30,000
The redesigned electric car is back to challenge Tesla's Model 3 and Chevy's Bolt EV.
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