PayPal Rewords User Agreement After Robocall Criticism
Paypal has announced that it is clearing up the wording in user agreement after being called out the FCC for illegal practices violating consumers privacy...
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LG Introduces Performance Boosting Hexagonal Smartwatch Batteries
LG Chem, a branch of LG, has its sights on moving up the ranks of the small-battery market which feeds the smartwatch and wearables industry.... -
Supreme Court Declines To Google's Appeal In Oracle Copyright Suit
The United States Supreme court rejected an appeal from Google after it lost a copyright infringement case against Oracle. The case originally dates back to... -
Google Earth Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary, Adds 'Voyager' Feature
Ten years ago, today, Google unveiled Google Earth, a magical way to explore the world and surroundings with the click of a mouse. In that... -
Researchers Double Fiber Optic Capacity Limit
Fiber optics offer incredibly fast data transfer speeds, but the logistics of setting up the actual fibers has stymied companies from rolling out the service.... -
Bouncing Tactical Camera Lets Police Peer Safely Into Dangerous Rooms
First responders and law enforcement officers often encounter dangerous obstacles on the job. They can't see through walls, but a new bouncing camera can be... -
Samsung Develops New Tech That Could Double Li-On Battery Life
As our smart-devices become capable of doing more, it usually means that battery life takes a back seat, especially as smart-devices keep shrinking. Samsung researchers... -
Disney Issues An All Encompassing Ban On Selfie Sticks
Disney is joining the ever-growing list of places where selfie sticks are forbidden. If you are touring the "Happiest Place on Earth" solo and your... -
Brick-Laying Robot Can '3D Print' A Home In Two Days
Robots can do a lot of things, from smart pills to 3D printing an entire steel bridge. This robot-powered invention from Perth, Australia's Fastbrick Robotics... -
JVC Adds Two New Weather-Proof Camcorders, Improves Battery Life
As far as smartphone cameras have come, to get real, professional quality video, it's best to turn to the real thing. If you're going to... -
Yahoo Revamps Its Mobile Searching Within Mobile Browsers
Yahoo has made some new changes to its mobile browsing experience. What this means for users is that if you want to search for a... -
Latest Martin Jetpack Wants To Send You Sky High In 2016
If you've ever wanted to soar in the sky like The Rocketeer, you'll soon have your chance. The New Zealand based company, Martin, created its... -
Microsoft Office Finally Comes To Android Phones
Microsoft Office for Android phones is here. At last, Android users can maximize productivity as well as iOS and Windows Phone users. Until now, if... -
Google Pairs With Scientists To Make Genetic Analysis Cloud Service
Human DNA may be small, but it packs a lot of information—so much, that it can take time for genetic researchers to pore over data... -
Roost Smart Battery For Smoke Detectors Now Up For Pre-Order On Amazon
The era of the Internet of Things (IoT) is upon us. Roost's new smart battery gives you a chance to jump on the interconnected band... -
Apple Music Renegotiates Contract Terms, Luring Independent Labels
Apple Music launches in less than one week, on June 30th. The streaming service is making itself attractive to customers by offering a three-month trial... -
Researchers Create Creepy, Hyperrealistic CGI Skin
A newly developed CGI rendering technique is about to take CGI renditions of human skin to an "uncanny valley" level of creepy. Until now, rendering... -
Ford Jumps In The Race To Develop Self-Driving Cars
Ford is amping up its research into autonomous technologies in the hopes of creating a self-driving car. The company is a bit of a late-comer... -
NASA Tests New Avoidance Systems For UAVs
NASA is has developed a new sense-and-avoid system that will let unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) fly routine operations. The technology is currently undergoing its third... -
Tidal Fires CEO Amid Fears Of Competition From Incoming Apple Music
Tidal has just let go of its CEO, Peter Tonstad. As Tonstad was only the interim CEO, it's natural that his time with Tidal would... -
Facebook Doesn't Need Your Face To Recognize You
Facebook has developed the next level of facial recognition software that is so clever, it can identify you even if your face is obscured. If... -
Polish Airline Victim To DDoS Attack, U.S. Planes Could Be Susceptible
A cyber attack grounded a fleet of aircraft in Poland on Sunday. All the planes were part of the Polish national airline, LOT. although the... -
NASA's Cassini Captures Rare, Triple Crescent Moon On Saturn
NASA's Cassini spacecraft, launched in 1997, is on a mission to study Saturn and its mesmerizing rings and moons. Saturn has nine named moons and... -
U.S. Army And Air Force Build Laser-Blasting Bomb-Disposal Vehicle
The latest technology from the U.S. Air Force and Army that could head into the battlefield involves harnessing laser power to destroy fields of landmines... -
Bing Gives Its Video Search A Makeover
Microsoft's underdog search engine, Bing, wants to be your destination for video searching on the Internet, especially music videos. This isn't the 90s when music... -
Apple Will Replace Faulty 3TB Hard Drives In Affected Older iMacs
Apple has identified a problem in the hard drives of specific older iMacs. 3TB hard drives for 27-inch Macs that were sold between December 2012... -
Google AI Creates Dreamy Images From Artificial Neural Networks
Artificial neural networks (ANN) are the driving force behind speech recognition and image classification. ANN process images, isolating the definitive essence of an image from...
