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Facebook lightens up on breastfeeding photos, says mothers can post pictures of them feeding their baby even with the nipple exposed. Thanks to #FreeTheNipple.

An anonymous reader writes With the debacle of Mt. GoX, Bitcoin's future was looking a little murky. But in a significant mainline acceptance, Expedia has said they will begin accepting Bitcoins as a form of payment. At ...

New research reveals that men should pass on the hotdog and salami platters and just stick to steak if they're hungry for meat. Be forewarned a high diet of processed red meat brings on a higher risk of heart issues.

India, which boasts a population of 1.2 billion citizens, is facing a blood shortage crisis and the World Health Organization is making a worldwide plea for blood donations.

Price: $300 Do not go by its' luxurious looks, the Aros Smart window air conditioner is actually going to be of great use if you're on a tight budget. This smart air conditioner has been ideally made to give you the best...

The TrackR bravo is a slim, round device that clips or sticks onto objects and makes them trackable via the company's iOS or Android app. It also links to a GPS network to leverage a community of users to help find lost ...

Do you like to wander the streets, camera in hand, ready to catch an amazing shot? Have you ever missed that shot thanks to the time taken to fumble your iPhone from your pocket and fire up the camera? Even…

The new brodalumab drug from Amgen is effective in reducing the symptoms and signs of psoriatic arthritis. The effectiveness of the antibody is advocated by a new Phase 2 study.

The Frenzy 8Z is the product of Canadian-based Western Leaf Electronics. Founded in 2011, the company has brought two new devices to market under their 'Frenzy' brand. Can their new tablet, at 7.2 mm thick and weighing 3...

Price: $4300 Call it a luxurious masterpiece or a quirky piece of furniture, this Verpan System De-Lux Low Lounge Chair is by no way short of handcrafted splendor. Having a quilted print and a unique framework devoid of ...

"Share" is a nearly universal concept in the apps we use daily on our phones and tablets: here's a thing I want to put in an email, a text message, a status update, or a tweet. Yet, as designer Min Ming Lo points out, th...

The Outback Solo for Macbook Air is one of the best cases I've used from Waterfield Designs, especially because it strips down the case/bag experience to the bare essentials. Those bare essentials--my iPhone and Macbook-...

Between Facebook accidentally unveiling Slingshot, its Snapchat competitor, and Feedly's crippling cyberattacks, you may have overlooked some this week's best new apps. Luckily, Mashable creates a roundup each weekend of...

And four other neuroscience patients who changed how we think about the brain, and ourselves.

The first day of summer is fast approaching - will you be prepared for suntanning, swimming, and swarms of bugs? Here's our handy guide to surviving the sultriest of seasons, with SCIENCE.

The New York Times featured a fascinating profile of Tim Cook on Sunday, describing his leadership style at Apple — including his role in product development, his efforts to grow the Apple brand, and his “quiet” ap...

lpress (707742) writes "Google, along with Facebook, is a founding partner of Internet.org, which seeks "affordable internet access for the two thirds of the world not yet connected." Google is trying to pull it off — ...

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During France vs. Honduras, most naked eyes say the ball didn't cross the goal line, but new technology disagreed.

Memorial Day has come and gone, and the official start of summer is just around the corner. With the changing of seasons comes thoughts of time away from school and work — and, for many, vacation See also: The Top 10 U...

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This post originally appeared on the MIT Sloan Management Review blog. Companies clearly have a responsibility for working conditions in their supply chain. But what are companies' responsibilities in the "demand chain"?...