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Lockheed Martin designed simple technology to scoop up asteroid dirt

Christian Davenport The Washington Post
Sep 10, 2016 7:22 am - One of the most amazing pieces of technology to emerge from Lockheed Martin's laboratories is a simple circular canister designed to hold nothing more than dirt, gravel ...
App reviews: Candid, Mimo

Hayley Tsukayama The Washington Post
Sep 10, 2016 7:21 am - Candid Can a social network support both anonymity and - a much rarer quality online - politeness? That's the aim of Candid, which is designed to let people unburde...
App review: Discover new playlists with Wonder.fm

Wesley Yiin The Washington Post
Sep 10, 2016 7:20 am - Every year on my birthday, one of my best friends gives me a mix CD (or, in recent years, a Spotify playlist) with new music that she thinks I'd like. I look forward to ...
YouTubers are accusing the site of rampant censorship

Caitlin Dewey Washington Post
Sep 10, 2016 7:19 am - YouTube is the third-largest website on Earth, a behemoth viewed by millions each day. It's also "over" - or on the brink of it - according to a group of outraged creato...
Inside Activision's plan to make its gaming league the next ESPN

Christopher Palmeri (c) 2016, Bloomberg
Sep 10, 2016 7:19 am - Players on headsets exchange strategy as two teams fire away at each other through the rubble of a virtual city. Thousands of video-game fans in an arena cheer as the cl...
When a commercial rocket blows up, who pays?

Sonali Basak (c) 2016, Bloomberg
Sep 10, 2016 7:18 am - When the SpaceX rocket exploded on a Florida launchpad Sept. 1, the first thought that probably came to mind was thank heavens there weren't any astronauts on board. The...
FBI wants to be cool enough to recruit hackers

Andrea Peterson Washington Post
Sep 10, 2016 7:16 am - The FBI has struggled for years to attract enough fresh hacker talent to defend America's computers. One problem? A culture clash between elite coders who are attracted ...
How sports teams choose their tech gear

Jacob Bogage Washington Post
Sep 10, 2016 7:15 am - Since at least the 1930s, according to baseball historians, Major League Baseball clubs have kept phones in their dugouts and bullpens. Historians aren't really sure whe...
You can vote on the next emoji you want to see

Caitlin Dewey Washington Post
Sep 10, 2016 7:15 am - The internet's obsessed with new emoji: pitching them, petitioning for them, arguing about their exact designs and details. But regular users have rarely had a way to be...
Can virtual reality help hospitals treat pain?

Ian King and Caroline Chen (c) 2016, Bloomberg
Sep 10, 2016 7:11 am - When Deona Duke woke up from a medically-induced coma to begin recovering from burns that covered almost a third of her body, one of her treatments was hurling snowballs...

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