Thursday, while Breivik calmly explained how he gunned down and killed 69 people at a political youth camp on the island Utøya, a 17-year-old survivor of the attack held a Reddit Q&A. The iAmA on Reddit paints a picture of what it was like during the attack. Breivik himself, however, has previously told the court that he practiced for the attack by playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. IAMA Utøya

By harnessing the power of digital technology, these five companies have offered resources to women in need and used technology to make microfinance more streamlined. While the companies are diverse, they share a common thread: a passionate leader who's devoted to improving lives. Here's a roundup of featured projects from the last week, including exclusive video interviews with the founders of th

William Shatner Takes His Millionth Twitter Follower Out To Dinner [VIDEO] [brightcove video="1573674829001" /] Following William Shatner on Twitter has its perks, at least if you're the Star Trek star's millionth follower. Troy Pound from South Carolina was the millionth person to follow Captain Kirk, and in return he and his wife were recently treated to a dinner with man himself. Shatner had pr

This week Mashable readers posted thoughtful comments on a variety of articles. One of the posts that sparked a discussion was Tupac Shakur's appearance as a 3D hologram at the music festival Coachella. Our reader davidjdeal commented on the story, explaining how he believes holographic performances can add value by introducing newer generations to artists who are no longer with us. Other topics t

Brain Electrodes Could Mean Movement For Spinal Injury Patients [VIDEO] [brightcove video="1573922828001" /] Imagine moving an object by simply thinking about that action. It's not telepathy, but a recent development by researchers might give hope to patients with paralysis due to spinal cord injuries. In a recent issue of Nature magazine, a team of researchers at Chicago's Northwestern University

Sometimes I think I know how Microsoft feels. It’s the older, more well-established guy living and working amongst a bunch of scruffy, young startup types who have big ideas, take huge risks and are the embodiment of cool. When I asked people on Twitter to describe Microsoft and four other tech companies (Google, Apple, Facebook and Twitter) with just one word, Apple and Twitter were lavished with

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