Tyler Wells Lynch

A recent study suggests that two-thirds of all apps are “invisible” to consumers. How is that possible?

You can’t avoid the constant barrage of advertisements, but you can learn how to sift through the nonsense.

We know Google, PayPal, and the like are working to put your wallet on your phone, but what about your keys?

The famous whistleblower apparently used his fridge as a Faraday cage. But did it achieve anything?

New York City seems eager to give it a shot, but will consumers buy it?

Scientists have demonstrated “immortal” data storage using nanostructured glass.

Will these two Kickstarter projects take off or turn off?

When we make predictions about the future, how cloudy does the crystal ball look in hindsight? Will self-driving cars and breath-giving nanocomputers look any different?