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Google may have pushed the boundaries of the law in its Waze deal, but the question is whether the government pushes back.
Continue Reading →Wireless carrier AT&T is rolling out free gadget-charging stations all over NYC.
Continue Reading →Google is demanding that a secret intelligence court allow it to share some details about surveillance requests for user data. Last week, negative press in the wake of recent leaks…
Continue Reading →Zapping mosquitoes with an electrified tennis racket might seem to be a surefire entrant into the World’s Dumbest Ideas Hall of Fame. But the Stinger Portable Bug Zapper actually works. …
Continue Reading →Adobe has added a line of new collaboration and publishing features to its Creative Cloud service, in an update that takes in major desktop applications including Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign…
Continue Reading →The usage figures might not look good, but if you want to buy a Chromebook , Google wants to make it easy for you. On Monday, the tech giant announced in…
Continue Reading →Coat a layer of graphene with chlorophyll and you get a remarkably sensitive light-activated switch, say physicists
Continue Reading →In transforming the way cacao farmers supply manufacturers, a ?San Francisco startup is creating a superb product. You may have seen little squares of Tcho chocolate in their brightly colored…
Continue Reading →Plastics have become synonymous with waste, but they can be made sustainably. There can be little doubt that plastic materials have dramatically improved everything from clothing to travel to communications…
Continue Reading →Beyond the drilling rigs, the fossil-fuel industry spreads far and wide across the land.
Continue Reading →While the rest of the world deals with the aftermath of the global financial crisis by holding onto their wallets tighter, Australian online electronics retail store Kogan on Monday announced…
Continue Reading →Aetna sees cost savings in helping people track their health and fitness. A smartphone app that launches this week gives the health insurance company Aetna access to detailed user health…
Continue Reading →It’s rare that a truly new technology comes along, promising to revolutionise the world. Just as the printing press and spinning jenny empowered cottage industries with the ability to spread…
Continue Reading →Apple has joined Facebook and Microsoft in revealing the number of data requests it received from the government between December 2012 and May 2013, following the NSA Prism scandal . Between 4,000 and 5,000 requests…
Continue Reading →An environmentally-friendly way of making vanillin from the lignin in wood pulp could change the economics of this flavouring industry
Continue Reading →Amazon has placed a host of Launch Day Edition PS4 bundles up for pre-order guaranteeing delivery for on the console is released. After selling out of its stocks of…
Continue Reading →Google believes a fleet of free-flying balloons 12 miles above the earth’s surface could be the key to bringing mobile phone service and internet access to some of the world’s…
Continue Reading →This Week in Science promises to be yet another corker. From nuclear bomb blasts unveiling the hidden workings of our brains, to the prospect of volcanoes producing bountiful clean energy…
Continue Reading →There’s a lot to like about the Xbox One , but today it’s surrounded by yet another controversy that is turning gamers off when it comes to turning on the console…
Continue Reading →Top 5 moments After all the theatrics, controversy, zombies and booth babes, we’re finally able to reflect on our favorite moments for Microsoft at E3 2013. The company struggled a bit, to…
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