#HappyNotPerfect Want to Feel Happier? 4 New Apps
A look at a newly released happiness app and a few others — all free to begin with.
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Read More7 Commute-Friendly Apps That Don’t Require a Data Connection
Via Wired.com The internet is a series of tubes, but it’s useless...
Read MoreUber for Farmers: Trringo Tractor-hailing App Launched In India
Indian farmers can now rent a tractor through an app called Trringo
Read More5 Beauty Podcasts To Download Immediately
Five fantastic beauty podcasts whose hosts hit on topics ranging from whether beauty product ingredients will kill you to how to shop for Korean beauty like an insider.
Read More#VirtualMakeover: Makeup App Lets You Try New Looks in Seconds
The Makeup Genius app by L’Oreal gives a live view of your face wearing digital makeup.
Read MorePrisma's stunning art effects are coming to VR and video
What’s better than an app that turns selfies into instant art? After...
Read MoreEven if You Can’t Afford Designer Clothes, Your Bitmoji Can
The actress Ashley Madekwe, left, in October wearing a Calvin Klein look featured in the Bitmoji app, center, and during the fall 2015 Calvin Klein show in New York, right.
Read MoreHow AR Beauty Is Powering A Self-Expression Revolution
Augmented and virtual reality could disrupt the entire billion-dollar beauty industry. How can something that exists only on your smartphone be so empowering?
Read MoreBMW takes on Car2go and Uber in Seattle
As of last month, Seattleites have a new way to get around...
Read MoreVR X Tech In The Future Of Museums
Museums are usually considered purveyors of the past, but in Alex Benays...
Read MoreReplyYes: Chatbot Helped Vinyl Records Startup Make $1 Million in 8 Months
A startup called ReplyYes, which offers a text-to-buy system for retailers, provides...
Read MoreIs Staying In the New Going Out?
In a recent New York Times Sign of the Times piece, Molly Young explores how the traditional weekend staples are now available entirely on demand, creating "pathologically homebound behavior."
Read MoreCan An App Help Redefine Our Relationship with Stuff?
Stuffstr has designed an app that provides retailers with information about what happens to their products after the sale. The retailer gets to keep tabs on how long the product lasts and how much it sells for on the used market. Stuffstr helps consumers resell or recycle their items when the time comes.
Read MoreFor Explorers, Not Tourists: Hotels Woo Millennial Travelers
“We see millennial travelers more as explorers than tourists,” said Brian McGuinness,...
Read MoreAn App-etite for Tech: 6 New Foodie Startups
A farmer, a neurologist, and a data analysist walk into a conference. What could be the start of a terrible joke is a list of just a few of the panelists at last week's MixingBowl Conference,
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