From atomic-powered cars and trains to an 'electronic eye' grocery checkout, these technologies were the promises of yestermorrow. | Continue reading
Apple's tracking device has reportedly been used to stalk dozens of victims since launch last year. | Continue reading
No astronaut has been killed in the 57-year history of spacewalks, but there have been some close calls. | Continue reading
The ecommerce giant is starting a new Local Ads division that could be a boon to small businesses and a blow to competitors. | Continue reading
The screen will debut at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport starting at the end of the month. | Continue reading
Mattel, the toy creator, announced a partnership with Web3 platform Cryptoys to create playable, customizable NFTs based on the company's top brands. | Continue reading
"Our colleagues in Russia have endured months of stress and uncertainty," IBM's CEO told staff before he "separated" those colleagues. | Continue reading
The European Union's highest court found that the company hadn't been using the slogan in any meaningful way for a decade. | Continue reading
The Supreme Court is reportedly asking the Justice Department to weigh in on whether or not the spyware company is immune from a 2019 WhatsApp lawsuit. | Continue reading
The tech used was likely a modified Pepper's Ghost, which dates to the 1860s. | Continue reading
"You can’t spy on your customers just because it fits in your marketing strategy," British Columbia's privacy commissioner said of Tim Hortons. | Continue reading
Members of the Alphabet Workers Union won a 90 day return to work extension after threatening to strike. | Continue reading
There’s more to settling the Red Planet than just packing a whole lotta people into plus-sized rockets. | Continue reading
The new transmission technique brings 8K content closer and is also compatible with existing fiber optic cable technologies. | Continue reading
Say goodbye to Duo. Later this year, you'll do voice and video calls exclusively through Google Meet. | Continue reading
Amazon lashed out against looming antitrust legislation, claiming it would increase prices, reduce product selection and "degrade" Prime memberships. | Continue reading
The generation-2 satellites are meant to be more powerful than their earlier counterparts. | Continue reading
Caleb Olson made the worst part about owning a dog slightly less awful. | Continue reading
China is increasingly worried about SpaceX's dominance of low Earth orbit, and by extension, the expanding reach of the U.S. in space. | Continue reading
The company revealed it's working with a U.S. company selling visitor management systems to schools within hours of a horrific school shooting. | Continue reading
Robb Elementary's school district implemented state-of-the-art surveillance that was in line with the governor's recommendations to little avail. | Continue reading
New York employees have campaigned for a $30 minimum. | Continue reading
The CEO blamed the economy for what is set to be the tech company's worst day ever. | Continue reading
Google's Threat Analysis Group says that a majority of the zero-day vulnerabilities they discovered last year were intentionally created by spyware companies. | Continue reading
Police continue to use social media in questionable ways to monitor and track down protestors in photos and videos, according to a new report. | Continue reading
Need to spread some disinformation all over the world? A Russian company apparently has a quick and easy recipe for that. | Continue reading
Binance U.S. has suspended withdrawals in the name of "maintenance." | Continue reading
If the crypto-exchange platform goes bankrupt, users with funds tied up with the company will no longer have access to them. | Continue reading
The ad jokes about people who want to "fly away on their personal spaceships when things get hard." | Continue reading
The reversal from Peter Thiel backed SafeGraph comes as experts and lawmakers warn of anti-abortion vigilantes weaponizing data in a post Roe v Wade America. | Continue reading
One day, your devices could know how they're being used by staring deep into your eyes. | Continue reading
If Twitter and YouTube are skeeving you out, the bloc believes it can offer an alternative. | Continue reading
The Send to Kindle system will automatically convert EPUB files to the Kindle's proprietary ebook format. | Continue reading
Facebook employees knew that a computer-curated feed increased the time users spent on the social network—and that it led to unhealthy behaviors. | Continue reading
Have you ever thought about what the internet looks like outside the router box hidden under your couch? If you live in a city, there’s a good chance that it’s visible all around you—if you know where to look. | Continue reading
The first 5 episodes of Strange New Worlds more than prove there's a place in contemporary Star Trek for some breezy, exciting, and self-contained stories. | Continue reading
It’s a sign of continuing struggles for the streaming giant after it announced significant viewer loss earlier this month. | Continue reading
Once again, you can quit Facebook, but you can never leave. | Continue reading
A modified VR headset can create the sensation of touch, either on a user's lips or even inside their mouths. | Continue reading
As his crowdfunding campaign ends at $41 million raised, the best-selling author proves he has the range, but he's not a blueprint. | Continue reading
Quantum memory promises to be just as mind-meltingly amazing as quantum computers. | Continue reading
Twitter told the director of "Q: Into the Storm" it had "made the decision not to allow promotion of this documentary" when he tried to advertise the film. | Continue reading
What if I just need one torque driver and a few screw bits? | Continue reading
The city began piloting a program that has questionable environmental impacts. | Continue reading
DJI says it doesn't want its drones used in warfare, but there are also U.S. sanctions to consider. | Continue reading
America's dumbest smart guy strikes again with an idiotic take on subways. | Continue reading
Gonorrhea, once an easily treated and relatively mild STI, is becoming a superbug, with major public health implications. | Continue reading
The stamp showed a Ukrainian guard telling the Moskova to "go f**k itself." The post office didn't disclose where the attack came from, but we have an idea. | Continue reading