We tried 2 new hangover remedies made by former tech employees and were happily surprised
Hangover prevention remedies are popular in Asia. Several of them that use the same key ingredients have found their way to the US.
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A formerly homeless man gave us a tour of the gritty San Francisco neighborhood that's been overrun by tech companies
The Tenderloin is known as the one of the poorest and most diverse neighborhoods in San Francisco. A formerly homeless resident gave us a tour.
E-waste is a huge and growing problem — and the US is a big reason why
The US ranks near the top when it comes not only to the amount of e-waste generated overall but also on a per capita basis.
'The fight isn’t over': Tech erupts after the FCC's vote to kill net neutrality
The tech world reacted to the FCC's Thursday decision to repeal net neutrality with disappointment and vowed to continue the fight to keep the Internet open.
The world's only fully-equipped teaching hospital on a plane travels around the world restoring sight – see what it's like onboard
The Flying Eye Hospital travels around the world advocating for eye-health and restoring vision to people in low-income communities.
A startup is hiring a 'social petworking coach' to help people make their furry friends Instagram stars
A London-based pet company has a position open for a social media coach for pets, to help people make their pets into online celebrities.
These cabin-like residence halls are the future of college living
A new mass timber dorm at the University of Arkansas is the first of its kind, and could be signaling a change in the way we construct buildings.
Etsy usually has a great holiday season — but Amazon could ruin things this year
Etsy's sales tend to spike during the holiday season. But hopes for a similar jump this year could be unfilled, with Amazon targeting the homemade goods market.
We tried San Francisco's legendary sourdough from the best local bakeries — and the winner was clear
We tried four of San Francisco's best sourdough breads and found a clear champion.
7,500 people just banded together to buy a castle in France — and it's not too late to join them
Through crowdfunding, 7,500 people were able to raise enough money to buy a crumbling French castle.
Silicon Valley executives are paying thousands to fix a ‘crisis of the soul’ at a luxury retreat — here’s what they’re learning
Silicon Valley's top executives are heading to a luxe California retreat to contemplate the technology they've created.
The amount of money flowing through Venmo has surged — at least before the launch of Apple's rival service
Customers sent $9 billion through PayPal's mobile person-to-person payment service in the third quarter. That's up six times since the first quarter of 2015.
Microsoft's Silicon Valley campus is getting a major upgrade — see what it will be like
Microsoft announced Tuesday it's broken ground on a big renovation to its Mountain View campus.
Instagram updates its Stories feature, copying Snapchat again
Instagram announced an update today that adds two new features to stories, including an automatic archive.
Inside the last slice of old-school San Francisco where you can still buy a home for under $1 million
Ingleside is one of the last neighborhoods in San Francisco where homes still sell for under $1 million. Here's what it's like to live there.
A startup is turning old hotels into dorm-like housing for San Francisco's forgotten middle class — here's what it's like inside
San Francisco is in the middle of a housing crisis. One startup found the answer in affordable communal housing — see what it's like inside.
Tech VCs: Why it looks like Silicon Valley has become boring, and why that's wrong
LA and NYC have taken some of the juice when it comes to creating hot consumer tech, but Silicon Valley startups are playing a different game these days.
Many Americans just can't put their phones down — even in bed
Some 42% of Americans check their phones within five minutes of waking up, and 35% are looking at them just five minutes before trying to go to sleep.
An Austrian designer created 'substitute phones' with plastic and stone beads to help people deal with smartphone addiction
The beads simulate the feel of smartphones gestures such as swiping and zooming.