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Intel and Fossil are teaming up to develop wearable technology
So far most, if not all, the smartwatches we’ve seen are watches that have been reimagined by tech companies. There are some pretty nice designs by Motorola with the Moto...
One of Apple's suppliers has been hit with more labor violations
Apple's gearing up for a very big day next week, but it to the people inside it must seem like this one will never end. First the company was implicated...
Amazon is partnering with the USPS to deliver groceries to people
AmazonFresh, the grocery delivery service run by the retail giant in selected US west coast cities, has started a trial program which sees the US Postal Service shipping its items....
These smart-chopsticks are able to detect contaminants in your food
Recently, Stephen Colbert lampooned gadgets that track what you drink and other seemingly inane metrics. But the trend may have just found its ideal market. The Chinese search giant Baidu...
A Google satellite executive has reportedly left to go work for SpaceX
Google Satellite executive Greg Wyler has left Google and has reportedly been seen frequenting the SpaceX office, according to The Wall Street Journal. Neither Wyler nor the two companies have...
Researchers have built one of the fastest two-legged robots in the world
A research team from the University of Tokyo has revealed one of their latest creations, which is touted to be one of the fastest two-legged robots in the world. Just...
Samsung has acquired cloud-printing firm PrinterOn
Samsung said Wednesday it is buying Canadian cloud-printing firm PrinterOn, as a part of its push to bulk up its lineup of mobile-software products, particularly for corporate clients. Ontario-based PrinterOn,...
Compuware has agreed to be taken private by Thoma Bravo for $2.5 billion
Compuware said it was selling the company to private equity firm Thoma Bravo in a deal valued at $2.5 billion. The enterprise software company, which primarily offers mainframe operating software,...
Telecom companies are trying to get the FCC to kill municipal broadband
Gripes about internet speed are common across the country, but in certain towns the complaints have a special twist: the fact that local utilities want to offer faster broadband infrastructure,...
Lockheed Martin is travelling to Australia to help fight space junk
In the movie Gravity, masses upon masses of floating debris hurtled through space at alarming speeds and collided with the heroine's space shuttle, killing her crew. Space junk isn't just...
