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Wednesday July 11, 2018. 01:00 PM
A new generation of air-quality sensors is making it easier for citizen groups and residents to monitor the air around them.
Loon and Wing, X's internet balloon and drone delivery ventures, are emerging from the super-secret incubator—and demonstrating what an ever expanding Google means for the world.
Research conducted in LA shows that Lyft reaches almost every neighborhood, regardless of race or income, but black riders still wait longer to be picked up.
Xiaolang Zhang allegedly took more than 40 GB of Apple intellectual property with him when he left in April to work for China’s Xpeng Motors.
Of course, $664,000—the maximum penalty under UK law—isn’t much of a punishment for a company like Facebook, which is valued at more than $584 billion.
Mercedes parent company Daimler has struck the partnerships it thinks it needs to keep up in the race for autonomy.
Tuesday July 10, 2018. 11:31 PM
Mail.ru also ran hundreds of apps on Facebook at a time when the platform’s policies allowed app developers to collect their users' friends' data.
The bug serves as a reminder of China-friendly censorship code hidden in all iOS devices.
Cody Wilson makes digital files that let anyone 3-D print untraceable guns. The government tried to stop him. He sued—and won.
Electric currents have magnetic fields, so the right kind could mess with your navigation.
Is Brava’s idea of the oven of the future just right or overdone?
Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is likely to rankle tech leaders who oppose his perspective on issues related to privacy and net neutrality.
'This NATURAL TRICK can CURE YOUR CANCER' isn't at all what it looks like.
In an excerpt from her new book, Microsoft researcher Nancy Baym demonstrates how music lovers used fan culture to build a worldwide web.
Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic are quietly competing to see who will be the first to ferry tourists into space.
@_personals_ started as an Instagram account for posting old-school looking-for-love ads—but it's poised to be so much more.
The Chesapeake Bay project uses AI to go beyond flood warnings and create more detailed maps that can help with land-use planning and emergency response.
Brothers Svilen and Konstantin Rangelov are working on a drone they say will someday haul 800 pounds up to 1,550 miles.
When the young Mark Zuckerberg moved to Palo Alto in 2004, he and his buddies built a corporate proto-culture that continues to influence the company today.
Human drivers struggle to figure out something as simple as whether someone will cross the road. Just imagine how robocars feel.
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