The new Honda Accord makes for a comfortable, practical companion when doing a little leaf-peeping.
Source: CNET
Recursion, a drug discovery startup out of Salt Lake City, Utah has announced a $60 million Series B round, led by Data Collective (DCVC). Recursion started out in 2014 on a mission to identify 100 new treatments in 10 years. That’s a lofty goal, considering the discovery for just one drug can traditionally take decades and tens of millions of dollars, with a high rate of failure… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The Snoo Smart Sleeper is a tricked out bassinet that promises to give parents more sleep by soothing their crying babies.
Source: CNET
Pixel 2 phones, Google Home Mini and Home Max smart speakers and a “Pixelbook” laptop are just some of the products Google is rumored to unveil.
Source: CNET
Gather round for a tale of a modern art exhibit, a deafening thwack, and a mass abandonment of civility.
Source: Wired
Read an excerpt from the book, “The Runaway Species.”
Source: Wired
Wow. Just, wow. Plus: a free ebook that teaches you how to code!
Source: CNET
The company makes its toy hot rods by expertly carving wood.
Source: Wired
The New York rapper’s smash “Bodak Yellow” holds on to its number-one Billboard spot, thanks in part to the rise of the playlist
Source: Wired
You might use a key to open the front door to your house, but what about one to unlock your email account? That’s reportedly what Google’s rumored Advanced Protection Program will offer.
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