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This grill's burners go to 11, but that’s still not high enough. → Read More
I've never really understood the urge to pull apart Oreos, but I suppose once you get in the habit of doing it, it's hard to stop, sort of like how... → Read More
Athletes use terms like “iteration” and “second-gen system” to describe their equipment, and occasionally discover bugs in updates. → Read More
Go ahead, laugh. But Sunday evening's match was a delirious, emotionally draining 60 minutes. → Read More
Here in Rio, Olympic pins are the focus of a thriving barter economy. → Read More
Connected Worlds aims to teach youngsters about environmental science by immersing them in it. → Read More
John Pound's computer-made compositions have a sort of naive charm. Think of them as outsider art for the computational era. → Read More
Danit Peleg used a flexible material to create "lace-like textiles" that she could work with "just like cloth." → Read More
Teenage girls might be ideal wearable users. After all, what group loves jewelry and technology more? → Read More
Are our lives interesting enough for unedited sharing? → Read More
A team of Leap Motion engineers built an augmented-reality work environment, where regular desktop applications jump out of the computer and into 3-D space. → Read More
Texting is easy, familiar, and ubiquitous, so it makes sense that it could become the main channel of communication. → Read More
There were four flags in the news this week. All of them have been used to proclaim identity. And they remind us that symbols are not accidental. → Read More
Free fills a small but critical hole in our digitally mediated social lives---the ability to broadcast and communicate around availability. → Read More
As designers are moving into the uncharted Internet of Things, they might need map out a course for keeping their principals intact. → Read More
Apple's iOS 9 signals that these days, the smartphone experience is just too fast and fluid to be pinned to a grid. → Read More
With this QWERTY drum machine, pretty much everything ends up sounding decent. → Read More
In the latest instance of the design and business worlds intersecting, McKinsey is buying the design consultancy Lunar. → Read More
A wild technique called "computational hydrographic printing" involves precision painting by way of liquid immersion. → Read More
Think Kit is a convincing demo of FiftyThree's vision of the pen-and-touch future. → Read More