We Are What We Read: What the News Can Predict About Obesity
What we read in the news is associated with the country’s obesity rate, a new study shows. But why?
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Why We Think Everything Is About Us: The Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift Feud Dissected
Nicki and Taylor had a heated Twitter exchange all over a misunderstanding — thanks to an unhealthy thinking pattern that millennials are more likely to experience.
Women With Memory Problems Decline Faster Than Men
Senior women who have mild cognitive problems, such as memory impairment and difficulties with language or thinking skills, decline in cognitive ability twice as fast as men who also have mild cognitive impairment, according to one study. A separate study found that women declined more dramatically than men in measures of cognition, function and brain size after they underwent surgery and general anesthesia. Both studies, which have yet to be
There's Science Behind the 'Dad Bod'
There’s science behind the plump dad bod.
Hammon makes NBA history
Becky Hammon has made history after becoming the first female head coach to win an NBA Summer League title.
Sony wants Swedes to help fix its smartphones
Sony has launched a new initiative called Concept for Android, which asks for Swedish Xperia Z3 owners to test out a new version of its software, essentially beta testing a new-look interface for its current and upcoming smartphones. Successful applicants will get new software to install on their Z3 handsets. While using it, they can give feedback about what they like and dislike, helping Sony craft the new software that
You played as a train in Fallout 3, but you didn't realise it
An interesting story recently broke on 4chan, describing how the metro car in Fallout 3’s Broken Steel add-on was actually powered by sticking the car on the head of an NPC and making them run really fast. However, our pals over at PC Gamer have discovered that’s not entirely true. After a bit of tinkering, they uncovered that it’s not a hat but actually an arm piece. In fact, the
Phone Week: Stress test: Is the HTC One M9 really a brilliant music player?
Days 1 to 3 As part of Phone Week here on TechRadar each member of the phones team is taking a top end phone and giving the key feature a stress test. I was handed the HTC One M9 and decided that the audio abilities the brand keeps making a noise about needed a good going over. One of the key features on the One M9, and its two flagship
Phone Week: Stress test: Is the HTC One M9 really a brilliant music player?
Days 1 to 3 As part of Phone Week here on TechRadar each member of the phones team is taking a top end phone and giving the key feature a stress test. I was handed the HTC One M9 and decided that the audio abilities the brand keeps making a noise about needed a good going over. One of the key features on the One M9, and its two flagship
Interview: Commodore exhibition to show off rare Amiga prototypes
Introduction and prototypes An event celebrating the Amiga’s 30th birthday is gearing up to show off rare prototype versions of Commodore’s iconic computer over the weekend. Hosted at Silicon Valley’s Computer History Museum, the “Amiga is 30” exhibition will feature the Ranger – Commodore West’s follow-on to the A1000 – alongside Amiga Lorraine Prototype wirewrap boards. Commodore released three generations of Amiga systems, including the popular Amiga 500 in 1987,