via Fast Company
The discovery of lager yeast’s parentage has implications for brewers, and Diego Libkind, the primary researcher on a new … Read More >>
How Happy Are Your Photos? New Web Tool Sees Emotions in Pictures
via Mashable!
A new app graphs the emotions on websites based on the expressions in photographs. Read More >>
China Never Received An Application For Approval Of Googorola Deal
via TechCrunch
The era of Googorola is nearly upon us, and the implications of such a deal are still greatly unknown to most of us. We could … Read More >>
Tinypay.me Raises $1 Million, Moving HQ to San Francisco
via TechCrunch
E-commerce platform Tinypay.me, which emerged from 2010’s Le Web conference as a sort of Twitter for e-commerce, has just … Read More >>
Google’s 1 Button Gets Its Treat: Now Lets You Share To Google Circles
via TechCrunch
Over the last several months you’ve probably come across Google’s +1 quite a few times. You may have even clicked it, only to … Read More >>
Skeleton aprons
via Boing Boing
I love Neatorama’s skeleton kitchen aprons — just the thing for cooking while you’re on a diet. Skeleton Apron Read More >>
Microsoft showcases new copy, move, rename functions in Windows 8 (video)
via Engadget
Windows 8 has yet to see the light of day, but new details on the forthcoming OS continue to emerge. The most recent … Read More >>
Judge says warrant required for cell phone location data
via Ars Technica
In recent years, the courts have struggled to decide whether the government needs … Read More >>
Making Computers Think Like Humans: Time to Panic?
via GOOD
This is your brain on chips. Computer chips have followed Moore’s Law since Intel founder Gordon Moore came up with it … Read More >>
Twitter unveils Bootstrap, a toolkit for lightning-fast web app deployment
via VentureBeat
Today, Twitter gave developers a set of tools for getting web apps built and shipped as rapidly and cleanly as possible.
Called … Read More >>