My night out with San Francisco’s robot bartenders


My night out with San Francisco’s robot bartenders
“I don’t trust these robots,” the long-haired guy next to me says while sipping a glass of draft beer. He got it at the bar behind us, from a human bartender. I, on the other hand, am holding a tiny Manhattan that has been mixed by a robot, dispensed through the phallus of a whimsical fountain fixture. Astonishingly, this has not deterred me from drinking it.

September 23, 2014 at 10:01PM
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What’s Up With That?


What’s Up With That?
A handful of studies in recent years have examined the prevalence of phantom cellphone vibrations, and they’ve come up with impressive numbers, from 68 percent of the medical staff at a Massachusetts hospital to 89 percent of undergraduates at a midwestern university, to more than 90 percent of Taiwanese doctors-in-training in the middle of their internships.

September 23, 2014 at 10:01PM
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How does the iPhone 6 camera compare to previous iPhone cameras?


How does the iPhone 6 camera compare to previous iPhone cameras?
In the past seven years, each new advancement in iPhone camera technology has made dramatic improvements to image quality. The iPhone 6 is no different. Besides being faster to shoot and easier to focus, the images taken with the iPhone 6 camera show greater detail and are significantly better in low-light.

September 23, 2014 at 03:38PM
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My First Weekend With The iPhone 6


My First Weekend With The iPhone 6
Ben Canales, an Oregon-based photographer and filmmaker, wasted no time putting his new iPhone to the test once he had it in hand. As soon as he got it, Canales packed his bags and took to the Sierra Nevada Mountains to piece together a short film that shows you just how capable the iPhone 6 (Plus) and iOS 8 are when it comes to mobile photography and cinematography.

September 23, 2014 at 02:38PM
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