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Aerospace giant Boeing is restructuring its Research & Technology Unit, shifting between 800 to 1,200 jobs from Washington state to new R&D locations in Huntsville, Southern California; St. Louis, and North Charleston....
We’re always being offered new ways of getting the photos stored on our phones or tablets into the cloud, where they can be shared with other devices. However, there are times this...
Looking to capitalize on the surge of Bitcoin’s popularity, some mischievous pranksters from 4chan’s random image board are trying to convince Mac users to trash their computers. The hoax claims that...
Google’s Chromecast has been on a roll lately with its updates as not only did a new build for the streaming dongle release recently, but it also received the support of...
The Android 4.4.2 update that began to roll out Monday to Google's Nexus devices removed a feature that gave users fine-grained control over app permissions, prompting criticism from the Electronic...
The FIDO Alliance already has support from heavyweights like Google and Lenovo in its quest to eliminate password-based sign-ins, and it's now bringing Microsoft into the fold. The software pioneer is taking a seat at...
Seeking a significant amount of funding on WeFunder, Knightscope is developing a new type of crime-detection robot that could help police departments by using predictive algorithms to determine where crime will occur....
Several big-names on YouTube were barraged with copyright violation notices this week which could potentially be erroneous. In the past, ContentID, YouTube's automated copyright-violation-checker, has overreached in flagging game-related content. But this...
Pebble’s team has been hard at it “like elves in a workshop”, and the latest fruits of its labor bring a sleigh-load of new features to the company’s smartwatch. We’ve...
Short of attending an industry event or ordering your own dev kit, it's a bit tricky to get your hands on an Oculus Rift VR headset. Soon, that could change: the company just...
First it was books, then it was fruit, and now it's, paper towels? Amazon could soon be diversifying its growing retail empire to target the kinds of things people frequently...
What's that, your YouTube channel has fewer than 100 subscribers, but you feel it's a travesty that you can't share your video opus as it happens? Well, start popping bottles: Google has begun...
Earlier this year Apple finally allowed apps in the Games category to appear on the South African App Store. Today the company has sent out an email to developers notifying them...
Stephen Hawking has gone to great lengths to promote science through books and videos, but he has been conspicuously absent in the software world, until now, that is. The astrophysicist has...
We Heart It, a photo-oriented social network, now has about 25 million users every month, 80% of which are under the age of 24, and more than 50% of which are...
Twitter reversed its stance on blocking a second time Thursday night, reverting to the original policy in the face of what it admitted was tremendous opposition on the service. "We...
Ecma, the same organization that governs the standardization and development of JavaScript, has created a committee to oversee the publication of a standard for Google's alternative Web language, Dart. Just a...
After months of private beta status, Cover is now available in the Google Play Store. The free app, still in a public beta status, is a smart lock screen of sorts...
Walking past Shamees Aden's exhibit, the object on display looks like a spare bit of rubber that washed up on the beach after a shipping accident. If you turn your head...
With the number of gadgets that have contributed to our sedentary lifestyles, it's always nice to see a piece of technology bent on getting people up and moving. After teasing the...
