Emotionally intelligent computers may already have a higher EQ than youTechCrunch - Andrew ThomsonFrom I, Robot to Ex Machina to Morgan, the idea of creating robots that can understand, compute and respond to human emotions has been explored in movies for decades. However, a common misconception is
LinkedIn now lets you look for work without your boss finding outVentureBeat - Ken YeungLinkedIn has removed an obstacle preventing some members from using the professional social network to find their next job: The possibility of their current boss finding out. On Thursday, the company its
Commuting 14 books to read on your commute that will make you smarter about businessBusiness Insider - Rhett PowerOne way of combining the necessity of getting to our workplace with success is to spend the time reading or listening to books. Here are my suggestions for great business books to read or listen to during
Apple Apple is opening its first iOS dev school in EuropeTNW - Kirsty StylesApple has announced its first ever developer training school in Europe, opening in Italy. The company is working with a partner institution in Naples to bring specialist iOS training to the next generation
25 Of The Worst Food Name Fails Everboredpanda.com - Lina D. We’re pretty picky about how our food is packaged – choosing the wrong name, packaging color or logo can scare us away from a product. You’d think …
Thimble wants to ship you tinkering kits every monthEngadget - Edgar AlvarezThe Kickstarter project has already surpassed its $25,000 pledged goal. A Kickstarter project aims to be the perfect solution for the DIY crowd. Thimble, which has already beat its pledged goal of $25,000,
To Know the True Meaning Of Solar Energy, Ask A Powerless Rice FarmerNPR - Michael Edison HaydenThe setting of the sun used to mean the beginning of pain and frustration for 42-year-old rice farmer Hemant Singh and his family. Singh lives in Dhaka Kesarpur, a North Indian village located in the of
What Richard Branson, Elon Musk and Other Top Execs Ask During Job InterviewsTIME - Jacquelyn Smith / Business InsiderSavvy CEOs and executives know that interview questions like, “What’s your biggest strength?” and, “What’s your biggest weakness?” aren’t as telling as they seem. That’s why they steer clear of these queries
FinTech Ex-Barclays CEO: Banks are about to have an 'Uber moment' — and it's going to be painfulBusiness Insider - Oscar Williams-GrutIn a speech in London this week he said: "The incumbents risk becoming merely capital-providing utilities that operate in a highly regulated, less profitable environment, a situation unlikely to be tolerated
Check mark icontechinsider.io - Danielle Muoio, In 10 years, there's no question that driverless systems will be ubiquitous, but self-driving cars will not be, Ian Pearson, a futurologist, told …
Wireless Power uBeam Declassifies Secrets To Try To Prove Wireless Power Is PossibleTechCrunch - Josh ConstineIt must violate the laws of physics. It must be dangerous. It must be impossible. This is what critics have concluded despite not actually knowing the details behind uBeam’s wireless power technology.
JPMorgan Chase says it is building a rival to Apple PayReuters - David HenryLAS VEGAS (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) said on Monday it will soon launch its own competitor to Apple Pay that will allow consumers to pay retailers using their smartphones in stores, and it
Entrepreneurship Starting a business does not mean you're your own boss, and other misconceptions about being an entrepreneurBusiness Insider - Jonathan LongHe turned to me when it ended and said, "I need to just think of a good idea and get on 'Shark Tank.' I mean, that's all it would take." There has been a recent surge in the glorification of entrepreneurship.
Robots are taking our white collar jobs, tooQuartz - Olivia GoldhillRobots have transformed the lives of tradesmen and laborers, but lawyers, architects, and doctors tend to believe that their careers are safe from the advances of artificial intelligence. This belief entirely
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Elon’s Worldflipboard.com - FlipboardAn Excerpt from New York Times bestseller Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance Any study of Elon Musk must begin at the headquarters of SpaceX, in Hawthorne, California—a suburb of Los Angeles located a few miles
Is internet addiction real?gigaom.com - Elizabeth Armstrong Moore The stories are numerous, yet extreme, and thus widely covered. You’ve probably heard at least a few. In South Korea, one couple was so committed to …
Deal Alert: Learn how to build your first Android app for free with BitfountainAndroid Authority - AA DealsLearning to develop for a new operating system can be daunting, especially when many tutorials are so expensive. If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at developing for Android, we’ve got something here
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo CORRECTION: A 27-year-old millionaire reveals how he built his wealthyahoo.com - Mandi Woodruff CORRECTION: Since the publication of this story on Nov. 4, new details have come to light which have made Anton Ivanov's claims of becoming a …
5 Things Successful People Do to End Their Days RightInc Magazine - Jessica StillmanYou're probably not at your most energetic toward the end of the day. Here's how the most successful people utilize this time for maximum productivity. Business may be 24-7 and your tech may never get
Play button LightFreq’s crazy light bulb combined with a speaker lands on Kickstarter looking to raise $50,000TNW - Ben WoodsWe get a lot of crowdfunding pitches, but it’s not that often we get ones that promise to combine a fully smartphone-controllable light bulb with an HD audio speaker. The LightFreq promises exactly that,
Three-Day Work Week Would Make Us All Healthier, Billionaire SaysNBC NewsOne of the richest men in the world believes we all work too much. We should be working only three days a week. Carlos Slim, the Mexican telecoms tycoon, said it was time for a "radical overhaul" of people's
Nexus 5 Google dismisses rumors of Nexus demiseCNET - by Ben Fox Rubin Reports of the search giant's new smartphone program have led some to speculate the Nexus line is in trouble.
This is what a $22,000 Android phone feels likeEngadget - Richard LaiWith Vertu finally offering an up-to-date luxury phone, we naturally had to check out the Signature Touch up close and personal. After all, it's not everyday that one gets to play with a $21,900 phone
12 Things Successful People Do in the First Hour of the WorkdayInc Magazine - Jacquelyn SmithIt is crucial that you start your day off right. Here are some ways to make sure you begin your workday with the best mindset possible and boost your productivity. The first hour of the workday is critical,
Play button Google now makes cars, the cute, self-driving typeAndroid Authority - Bogdan PetrovanGoogle is taking over the future, one application at the time. Today, from the not-Android-but-mind-blowing department, we have the first self-driving car designed from the ground up by Google. Yes, it
