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Friday March 22, 2019. 12:00 PM
acirc Costa Rica's Zero-Carbon Plan Could Be a Model for the World
President Carlos Alvarado Quesada explains Costa Rica's plan to ditch fossil fuels and how it could inspire others to do the same.
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ocirc The Very Mathematical History of a Perfect Color Combination
Solarized creator Ethan Schoonover sought colors that would look good together, have the same apparent brightness, and work on light and dark backgrounds.
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these What to Expect From Monday's Big Apple Event
It's all about the services.
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smart The Top 3 Video Doorbells for Capturing Who’s There
The latest models don't just connect your door to you phone. Control these with your voice, and let them govern the gadgets in your smart home.
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icirc Withings Move ECG Watch Is Good for Your Ticker
It may look like a stylish, minimalist timepiece but it tracks you steps and can detect if your heart skips a beat.
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could Smart Devices for Teaching an Old House New Tricks
Add convenience and energy-saving perspective to your home with these intelligent gadgets.
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house Having Sleep Troubles? There's a Gadget for That
From smart mattresses to aural headbands, devices claiming to deliver a more satisfying slumber keep materializing. Do we really need so much help?
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facebook Your Facebook Password Isn’t Safe. Neither Is Your Android Phone
Catch up on the most important tech news today in two minutes or less.
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computer Tesla Sues Zoox Over Manufacturing and Logistics Secrets
The electric car company says four former employees took proprietary information to their new jobs at Zoox. Oh, and Tesla sued an employee of another rival, too.
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Thursday March 21, 2019. 11:50 PM
geek TypeScript’s Quiet, Steady Rise Among Programming Languages
TypeScript, Microsoft's JavaScript Alternative, Continues to Rise in Popularity
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news Finally! A DNA Computer That Can Actually Be Reprogrammed
DNA computers have to date only been able to run one algorithm, but a new design shows how these machines can be made more flexible—and useful.
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pc Facebook Stored Millions of Passwords in Plaintext—Change Yours Now
Facebook has disclosed that it stored hundreds of millions of user passwords in plaintext, where employees could search them.
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technology Markiplier Is Not Done With YouTube
Gamer, vlogger, and sketch comic Mark Edward Fischbach—alias Markiplier, one of YouTube’s most successful stars—reflects on his seven years on the platform.
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internet It's a Short Hop From 'Fortnite' to a New AI Best Friend
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney knows exactly what he's doing with the battle royale juggernaut: charting a path to the virtual metaverse.
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technologies Disney Is Building a Box Office Death Star
The Mouse House just took in a Fox and the ‘Masters of the Universe’ movie might've found its He-Man.
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computers Knock Around a Goat Carcass With These Buzkashi Players
Photographer Anna Huix traveled to Tajikistan to document the centuries-old sporting tradition.
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pc news A New Wave of Brainy Bikes Do Everything but Ride Themselves
Automated gear changes, app-controlled suspensions, overtaking vehicle alerts, and more smart tech are here for the human-powered two-wheeler.
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pc news headlines The Haunting of Hacker House
How tales of Edward Snowden and Albert Gonzalez possess an old Victorian in the Catskills.
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geek news Researchers Built an ‘Online Lie Detector.’ Honestly, That Could Be a Problem
Critics point out serious flaws in a study promising an 'online polygraph,' with potential to create deep biases.
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technology news In the Face of Danger, We’re Turning to Surveillance
From the Rose Bowl to upstate New York, people are turning to surveillance systems in the face America’s inability to meaningfully address gun violence.
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