Like the wage and leadership gap, the patent gap highlights the lack of resources women have once they’re in the workplace.
Another day, another sobering statistic about the gender gap in the workplace.
Autodesk Live Aims To Change Building Design With Video Game-Like Walk-Throughs
One button press turns a building model into a virtual world.
While trying to design a set of high-end homes, Frank Wolbertus and his colleagues at TBI-KennisLab had an idea.
Can Urban Highways Solve Problems Instead Of Causing Them?
A vision of transportation infrastructure that adds to a city instead of filling it with noise and pollution.
Los Angeles is known for its freeways, and that’s not a good thing. But while some cities are starting to tear sections of highway down—reconnecting neighborhoods and rebuilding pedestrian culture—that tends to happen in places where the roads are underused. In L.A., where freeways aren’t likely to disappear anytime soon, one team of architects thinks that a redesign could change how highways serve the city.
EXCLUSIVE: Behind The Scenes Of Disney’s First Latina Princess, “Elena of Avalor”
Disney’s new princess is a brave teen learning to rule her land—love interests need not apply.
The Disney Channel is upping its diversity game with its new original series Elena of Avalor.
Which Font Should I Use On My Kindle?
We ask the experts: Which font is optimal for my Kindle?
Baskerville, Bookerly, Caecilia, Georgia, Helvetica, OpenDyslexic, Palatino, the mysterious “Publisher Font”: According to my iPhone’s Kindle app, all of these typefaces are available with a button press, and that’s the problem. If you’re anything like me, as soon as you try to switch fonts, everything looks wonky and borderline illegible. And you burn 10 minutes going back and forth, squinting at serifs, and forgetting that you were supposed to be reading leisurely in the first place.
A Look At The Invisible Forces Controlling Your Workplace
The team behind the Invisibilia podcast shares how they explore the powerful forces we can’t see and how they affect us.
Are invisible forces controlling you and your co-workers?
Amazon’s Ad-Subsidized Phones Are A Steal (If Your Brain Can Handle Them)
The Prime-exclusive Moto G4 and Blu R1 HD bring us ever-closer to the mythical free phone…for a price.
My smartphone would like to sell me some whey.
Halsey Minor’s Reality Lab Networks Unveils Streaming VR System, Live Planet
Reality Lab Networks wants to get people watching sports, concerts, and the Kardashians in 360 degrees.
Web publishing pioneer and serial entrepreneur Halsey Minor announced his move into the virtual reality field last year, and today he’s formally unveiled his company, Reality Lab Networks, and first product: A live streaming VR camera and video distribution service called Live Planet.
The Activist Push To Force Silicon Valley To Move Faster On Diversity
A look inside the organizations advocating for the non-dominant voices in technology.
Silicon Valley is a world of mirrors and myths. Every company has a creation story; most have an eccentric leader; some have had entire books written about them. The most pervasive myth out there, however, is technology’s egalitarian ethos. If you are a smart coder, passionate worker, and innovative thinker, you will go far in the world of technology, or so they say.
The U.S. Military Offers $2 Million For Wireless Devices That Can Share The Airwaves
The government agency DARPA has launched a contest to develop tech that could boost wireless capacity 1,000-fold.
Wi-Fi is usually fine at home, but can be a nightmare to use at a packed convention, café, or park. A big enough crowd can kill cell reception too. It’s common to hear people say something along the lines of, “The Wi-Fi sucks here.”
