Computing

Rosalind W. Picard, a MIT engineer, has developed an innovative pair of glasses that allow you to read other people's emotions during conversation.

Just when you thought the internet was through with the Nyan Cat meme, Ben Stone has created a mod that magically morphs all of your progress bars into Nyan Cat cuteness.

Niklas Roy has remade Pong using augmented reality technology. The result? "Ping Augmented Pixel"

Scientists at Johns Hopkins University are interested in your life -- no, really. They sifted through over 2 billion public tweets, and came up with some really interesting information about certain health problems.

Over the past weekend, many customers with Apple TV devices weren't able to access Netflix. Though Netflix claims the issue has been resolved, there's still ongoing discussion about the technical problems between Apple TV and Netflix.

Now, you can buy a stylus for your iPad that looks like a Crayola marker. Why? So that you can turn your $800 gadget into a coloring pad for your kids.

In order to use Thunderbolt-enabled devices, you're going to have to drop $50 to buy the cable from Apple -- and only from Apple. But is the cable really worth the cost?

Even though Google+ hasn't been officially released to the public yet, China has already banned it from their country. Will Google retaliate?

You really can get anything from someone if you promise them fake pr0n. Thousands of tumblr users have had their accounts compromised, by a tumblr phishing scam that uses the term "adult content" to get you to enter your login info. It's actually working.

Japan has just discovered how to gain independent control over muscle movement by using hacked hardware. Should we be afraid?