It might sound counter-intuitive: we usually want our electronic devices to last as long as possible, not to disappear prematurely. But just shift your perspective and the idea of transient technologies, able to self-destruct, starts to make sense.

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Like Groupon for businesses, YouTube is not a profit-making machine for every artist or label, but rather a marketing platform for talking to, understanding and monetizing both new and existing audiences.

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No Man’s Sky is a great space exploration title, but it’s painful to always have to leave your discoveries behind. A new “homeworld” system could change that.

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A set of innovative “provocations” are helping bring new tools to customers, while keeping the company a step ahead of its competition.

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Tech companies are using Net Promoter Score wrong because they don’t know what it is.

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Earlier this year at Facebook’s F8 conference, the company revealed three innovation pillars that make up the company’s ten-year vision: connectivity, artificial intelligence (AI), and virtual reality (VR). Facebook’s Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer is responsible for leading each of them. Despite the fact that the vision is ten-years in duration, the company has made significant progress in each.

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A new theory states that we’re not late to the life in the universe party, we’re just super early. Did you bring beer?

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Cognitive systems have real potential to make the world a better place to live and work.

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