Science and Technology

'Leading Holistic Improvement with Lean Six Sigma 2.0' by Ronald D. Snee and Roger W. Hoerl details how the use of this methodology can improve a company's business.

The newest music software from Impact Soundworks offers a wide range of unearthly sounds from the cosmos for film, TV, game production, sound design, or your own musical compositions.

'The Class: A Life-Changing Teacher, His World-Changing Students, and the Most Inventive Classroom' in America by Heather Won Tesoriero exists as more than a story of Andy Bramante and his students. It's also a roadmap to improving our educational systems and the unimaginable bounties waiting if we do.

No matter what industry you’re in, cybersecurity is a top concern, and by 2021 attacks could cost businesses $6 trillion a year.

RFID technology, Bluetooth enabled features and free app with new experiences every month power the recommended A-Champs ROXS 2S interactive set (3 star) that gets one or more people of all ages moving with a nice mix of new experiences and playground classics.

Earlier this year, home security company SkyBell launched a plug-in camera that integrates with Google Home, a great supplement to a CCTV system.

Autonomous vehicles most likely are our future, but we’ll need better sensors, better mechanic training, and a new way to think about driving.

Science writer/scholar Mark Pendergrast continues on the tough subject of repressed memory in his book 'Memory Warp' (3.5 stars), which follows his 1995 book 'Victims of Memory.'

Have you heard about cinemagraphs? They are the things that look like photos – until they begin to move.

It’s a source of much debate amongst psychologists and addiction experts: Can a person be addicted to social media? Or to technology in general?