Those looking for a cool piece of art to clamor over this weekend can visit NYC's bitforms gallery to witness the Angles Mirror copy your silhouette.

Restaurants are tired of customers ruining their Web reps with Yelp complains. Instead, they're using social media for more than just gratuitous promotion.

The Smart Playhouse is the kind of secret clubhouse we wish we had growing up thanks to its design to resemble modern architecture.

Three students from one of India's most prestigious engineering universities have created a device capable of delivering shocks to potential rapists.

When attached to an HDMI cord, does your Apple TV tend to skew sideways thanks to the heavier weight of the cord? If so, Bloc is here for the rescue.

On this fine April Fool's day, let's have a look at silly-sounding words and determine their true meanings in our weekly tech lingo lesson.

Miami-based artist Federico Uribe has assembled an e-carpet using old computer components to design an ornate sculpture.

The idea that the snooze button will help ease your body into waking up will actually do more harm than good, reports the latest ASAP Science video.

Psychiatrists can't always keep their eyes on you while making notes. Enter SimSensei, a virtual therapist that uses the Kinect to detect body movements.

Three Egyptian divers were arrested Wednesday after coastguards found the men attempting to cut underwater Internet cables belonging to Egypt Telecom.

A scene straight out of a movie has just plagued America. A vial of an obscure, deadly virus has vanished from a University of Texas Medical Branch lab.

YouTube sensation Ravi Fernando wows the Web with his latest video in which he solves three Rubik's cubes... while juggling them.

Fantasy land is over as our contestants begin to show their true colors by behaving like little kids fighting over the last chocolate milk in the cafeteria.

We're five episodes into "King of the Nerds" and this is a challenge that'll truly test their IQ: Sudoku, Rubik's cube, and Memory games!

The season one finale for "King of the Nerds" has finally crowned its winner, but is it who you think it is?

New York City may have wanted to modernize its famous yellow cabs, but it's New Orleans that beat it to the punch. The southern city is now offering cabs with built-in vending machines for passengers' soda fix.

A recent survey sent to Disneyland Annual Passport holders asks whether they'd be interested in a 'Star Wars'-themed section of the park.

Chrome's World Wide Maze will take any website and turn it into a 3D maze. All that's left is for your mobile device to act as an external controller.

With two new products recently launched, BitTorrent aiming to change its rep by collaborating with artists directly to provide legally distributed content.

Here are some of the tracks we've Shazam-ed during SXSW 2013 so you can formulate a playlist hip enough for Austin.

SXSW'ers looking for love have apparently come to the most technological place to find it, with tons of dating apps advertised across festival grounds.

Rewind This!' - a documentary highlighting the life and times of VHS format - aims to remind people of the tapes' nostalgia effect.

The notorious Bang With Friends app has made its way to Austin, but SXSW organizers were not impressed with team using the festival name without permission.

Don't get it twisted – SideCar may be giving out ride shares at SXSW, but it's not a taxi service. Passengers need not pay anything unless they want to.

We were invited to attend a taping of Bravo TV's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen at SXSW. Naturally, we couldn't say no.

With TV shows becoming more theatrical, the one way film can win back its viewers is to get social, local, and enhance the overall movie-going experience.

Everything is always a bit fluffy on Facebook, where you could only Like statuses and photos. That's why Jake Banks launched the Hater app in time for SXSW.

She wanted a husband, so she took to online dating. But to find the lover of her dreams, it would take more than just JDate to churn out random guys.

Kendo UI is giver SXSW attendees free taxi rides for a small fee: Confess a technological sin with host Irina Slutsky and she'll be your chauffeur.

We sat down with Suicide Girls co-founder Missy Suicide to talk about new extensions of her website in the era of mobile apps and microblog platforms.

The City of New York wants to reinvent the payphone, with design ideas involving kinetic energy, air quality sensors, solar panels, and augmented reality.

SXSW is the Wild West of digital and social festivals, mixed with music and film - and a lot of partying. Survive with the help of our SXSW 2013 guide.

In our last episode before the finale of "King of the Nerds," contestants are finally challenged to do something relatively nerdy: Solve physics problems.

South by Southwest is quickly approaching, so it may be a good idea to learn about these SoLoMo apps people keep buzzing about.

Watch out, enemies. Mess with us and you may have to face the wrath of Boston Dynamics' BigDog robot, who can now fling cinderblocks in your direction.

Sony U.S. President Phil Molyneux posted a blog last night, requesting the help of Sony fans to "name his pink balls." Excuse me?

Google's latest Chrome experiment comes in the form of a desktop game that allows players to sync their mobile devices and use them as the controller.

Those looking for a pair of jeans that changes as their body temperature shifts can rest easy knowing these Naked and Famous denims exist.