Technology

In this day and age of internet hook-ups, nudes, and dick pics, it was only a matter of time before the iPhone joined in the party and guys started to measure their junk with the help of augmented reality.

An expansion of this size could mean a lot of trouble for convenience stores and fast food restaurants.

Elon Musk announced his plans on a press conference on September 17th, where he also talked gloomily about the end of the world and the possibility of natural disasters.

While the software's latest features aren't all that catchy, the company delivered what they promised: a software that runs smoothly and that got rid of the peskiest bugs.

Why do things the old-fashioned way, when in our technology plus app-obsessed world, there is a machine that can do almost anything for you?

While it's extremely easy to get distracted with a whole lot of nothingness nowadays, there's also never been a better time to learn new skills and abilities.

PixFood allows users to know exactly which ingredients make up a plate, while also giving them personalized recipes.

While the iPhone tends to eclipse Android devices, the latter is extremely versatile and capable of personalization. Android devices have millions of features that vary slightly by maker, yet still maintain their core functionality.

Since these devices require less monitoring than others, it can be confusing when new updates and changes roll out. You won't get a notification from them, and they won't announce it out loud.

Recent reports from Mac analysts suggest that Apple may get rid of the Touch ID feature in their new batch of phones, choosing to stick with Face ID since that's the security measure that most users are excited about.