No, Neil deGrasse Tyson didn’t say Apple’s App Store is a ‘watershed moment in civilization’
"The value of apps derives primarily from the ingenious hardware that has been attached to them," says Tyson.
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Tim Cook channels Martin Luther King Jr. in speech to George Washington University graduates
Twenty years after his trip to Washington, Cook said, “I met someone who made me question everything. … That was Steve Jobs.”
I backed up 24,280 photos to Google Drive and was astounded by what happened next
Google worked its way through our photo library, creating animations and stories year after year, and in the process bringing up moments I had forgotten.
Tinder users at SXSW are falling in love with an A.I.
Modern love.
Facebook Is Going After The DEA For Creating Fake Profiles
Facebook isn't happy about the DEA's fake profiles.
Ditching The 'Like' Button May Be The Easiest Way To Improve Your Facebook Experience
That innocuous little like has some unintended consequences.
Google Scoops Up Another High-Profile Scientist For Anti-Death Project
Project Calico is heating up.
This Stanford Team Is Reinventing The Entire Internet For Just $10 Million
In addition to the networking research, POMI was also investigating the social networking layer.
Online Payments Firm Stripe Now Supports Bitcoin
Online merchants who use Stripe for their payment-processing needs will soon be able to accept payments in Bitcoin.
Scientists Are Building Computers That Can Learn And Adapt
For six or seven decades, computers have been based on processing electronic 1s and 0s.
Flipboard Challenges Pinterest With Its New Shopping Feature
Flipboard introduces a new shopping feature.