Working at Google is often considered the Holy Grail of employment, and no wonder — for the second time in three years, the company has been named the happiest place to work.
If you were ever convinced you’re surrounded by numbskulls, this is the app for you. The Moron Test works as a litmus paper to weed out the idiots in your life.
Getty Images We work in an age of office cube farms, and co-workers who can be a little to close for comfort sometimes. Some people in our office choose to wear headphones to combat some of the noise and distractions that plague most work environments. Is that rude, or does wearing headphones at …
With the help of a cool mohawk-wielding mission controller, NASA was able to successfully navigate the Curiosity rover onto Mars. NASA’s been to Mars before, but this trip is making history.
Technology is a great thing. It has given us endless amounts of information right at our fingertips. The more technology that comes along the easier our lives become. Technology has become our security blanket, and we’re not going to let go any time soon.
Early Monday morning, NASA’s $2.5 billion Curiosity rover safely landed on Mars after eight months of interplanetary travel. The car-sized, one-ton rover now begins a two-year mission of exploration and discovery as it roams the surface of the red planet.
The athletes have been training for the last four years. The city has been preparing for the last seven years. And the fans have been booking their tickets for months and months. The 2012 London Summer Olympics are upon us!
A number of top musicians across several different genres have banded together to ask British Prime Minister David Cameron to take action against Google over the ability for music fans to illegally copy and distribute music through the search engine.
Youtube Stop playing with your food! We've all said it. Now, with a new iPad app, kids are able to indulge in macaroni art and eat their mac-n-cheese. Get details on this new app after the jump.
As a way to promote its show ‘Chasing UFOs’ and potentially impress aliens with our highly-advanced Twitter technology, the National Geographic Channel will broadcast tweets into the deepest recesses of space this coming August.