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The QAMA Calculator Refuses To Give Up Answers Easy

A California-based company has created a calculator that will only give a problem’s solution once its user has worked out an appropriate estimation of the answer. The company is referring.

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New Zealand Researchers Design Game To Help Teens Fight Depression

Psychiatric researchers at the University of Auckland have developed a computer game that aims to help teenagers battle depression. In a recent study, the game has been proven to be more effective than traditional therapy for some teens.

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German Court: Google Must Filter YouTube In Germany. But How?

A German court wants Google to filter YouTube. But YouTube already has a filter, and it’s not clear what else they want.

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Cultivation Capital Makes First Investments In Missouri Tech Startups

Freshly launched venture capital firm Cultivation Capital of Saint Louis announced its first three investments this week.

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Evernote To Raise $50-100 Million Series E At $1 Billion+ Valuation

Cloud-based note storage app Evernote will raise a $50-100 million Series E round. Meritech is leading the fundraising round

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Sony Launches PlayStation Suite Platform For Developers

Today Sony launched a brand new platform for game developers called the PlayStation Suite. With the software development kit, any kind of developer can create a title for a variety.

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Word On The (Wall) Street: Facebook Is Shooting For A May 17th IPO Date

If the grapevine is to be trusted, Facebook plans to offer $5 billion in stock on May 17th at a roughly $100 billion valuation as soon as the company shores.

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The Pirate Bay Launches Contest To Support Indie Musicians

Noted BitTorrent filesharing service The Pirate Bay has launched an ongoing promotional contest in which independent musicians, filmmakers, comedians, and artists can submit their work in an effort to be.

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Terahertz Spectrum Enables Cell Phones To See Through Walls

Researchers at the University of Texas in Dallas have developed a method of utilizing an untapped wave spectrum to enable mobile devices to see through wood, plastics, and even walls.

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Tribeca Film Festival Going High Tech

The Tribeca Film Festival is going high tech with a series of films, awards, and talks that center around the intersection of technology and films.

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