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Sigma's new Quattro camera is like nothing you've ever seen
The Verge - By Sam Byford
Sigma is better known for its lenses than its cameras, and the shooters it does release tend to exhibit staid, anonymous design like the DP Merrill series. But the company is turning that image on its
9 Ways To Improve iOS 7's Battery Life
HuffPost - Alexis Kleinman
iOS 7 has been out for a few weeks now, and people are torn. While some of the new features are fabulous, and others are making us crazy, there's one thing we can all agree on: iOS 7 is not helping our
Steam announces Family Sharing beta, for lending out your digital downloads
Engadget - Terrence O'Brien
You probably thought family plans were just for cellular data. Well, sir or madame, you are wrong. Soon enough you'll be able to share games you purchased through Steam with your friends and family, as
Shine on, Harvest Moon!
earthsky.org - By Deborah Byrd
Did you see the moonrise last night? Gorgeous. And – for those in the Northern Hemisphere, now near our autumnal equinox – we’re now due for lovely …
Reach inside your computer
BBC Future
See-through screens that allow us to reach in, touch and interact with objects? Jinha Lee believes his 3D devices will break down boundaries and make our digital experiences feel more real. For decades,
Humans tame light, stop it from moving for a full minute
The Verge - Jacob Kastrenakes
Beams of light are usually speeding along at around 186,000 miles per second, but for one minute, researchers in Germany brought some to a screeching halt. Using a crystal frozen to temperatures below
MIT: False Memory Placed in Mouse
theepochtimes.com - By Zachary Stieber
Scientists from MIT have planted a false memory in multiple mice , and found neurological traces of the memories showing that they’re identical in …
Google’s Chromecast Is A Brilliant Inversion Of The Streaming TV Market
Fast Company - By Sarah Kessler
Instead of giving your TV a smartphone app interface, Google’s $35 gadget turns your smartphone, tablet, or computer into a remote control. Google’s latest attempt to muscle into your television set, is
The Week In Numbers: New Dinosaur Discovered, The World's Largest Virus, And More
Popular Science - By Rose Pastore
2014: the year this aerodynamic, flying saucer-like research station is set to open in Antarctica 15 feet: the length of a new cow-like dinosaur discovered in Utah 1 week: the time it would take Earth's
Carbohydrates
Need a Refill?
RunnersWorld - By dimity mcdowell
A refresher course on how much—and what—to drink on hot summer runs. During the blazing days of summer, you need more than sunscreen to protect your body from the sun. "Hydration becomes most important
13 Simple Hacks For Enjoying Music So Much More
BuzzFeed - Amy Rose Spiegel
DIY a floating waterproof speaker, find the track you can't get out of your head, and banish tangled headphones from your life forevermore!
We’re taking more pictures than ever … so why are cameras dying off?
NBC News - By Devin Coldewey
Are smartphones set to replace digital cameras the way digital replaced film? You would think that in a world where hundreds of thousands of photos are shared every minute, camera makers would be absolutely
6 Cars For People Who Hate Cars
Popular Science - By Lacey Henry
These futuristic cars could make you rethink your haterade. Do Americans just not want to drive cars any more? Recent studies suggest that the United States has passed its driving zenith, with the number