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Facebook Adds Tor Support
Facebook wants to allow people to use its service without being watched or censored. Is that some kind of privacy oxymoron?
Comment: Re: GPS independence, good; battery life, weak; need for accuracy, overblown - Thomas Claburn - 10/31/2014
HP's 3D Future: Sprout Visual Tour
Take a look at HP's unusual "immersive PC," Sprout, and Multi Jet Fusion, a bold foray into 3D hardware.
HP Debuts Sprout Immersive PC, 3D Printer
HP shows it can still innovate with a novel PC designed to scan physical objects and a printer designed to create physical objects.
Ad Clicks To Protest Online Tracking Surveillance?
AdNauseam, an extension for the Firefox version of AdBlock Plus, clicks on blocked ads to throw bad data in path of online tracking.
Google Developing Disease Detection Pill
Google X scientists hope to create a pill laden with nanoparticles to non-invasively identify diseases like cancer.
Dear Elon Musk: AI Demon Not Scariest
Elon Musk sees AI as a threat to our existence. I see more immediate problems.
Amazon's Fire TV Stick Challenges Google Chromecast
Amazon offers its latest streaming device for just $19 to Amazon Prime members for a two-day period.
Samsung Knox Is Weak, Researcher Says
Samsung's Knox security software for Android devices handles passwords in a way that undermines encryption, an anonymous researcher says.
Facebook Rooms App Allows Any Identity
An email address is all that's required to create a user account. Hello, retro chatrooms?
Twitter Debuts Fabric SDK For Mobile Developers
Offering ads, analytics, and authentication, Fabric aspires to be the backend platform for mobile apps.
Apple Launches Maps Connect For Small Businesses
New mapping service aims to improve accuracy of Maps data.
Google Buys Firebase, Fills Cloud Apps Hole
Bolstering Google Cloud Platform, Firebase service helps developers create mobile and web apps that store and sync data in real-time.
Magic Leap Lands Google Funds
Virtual reality startup collects $542 million in first round of financing, plans to create images in the air similar to R2D2's projection of Princess Leia in Star Wars.
IBM Lays Internet Of Things Foundation
IBM is offering a set of APIs and cloud services through its BlueMix platform to simplify development for networked devices.
China Accused Of Attacking Apple iCloud
Media freedom group GreatFire.org claims Apple's iCloud is being subject to a man-in-the-middle attack by China's censorship apparatus.
Apple SIM: Not Quite A Revolution
The Apple iPad Air 2's inclusion of a SIM card that lets users choose among cellular data plans won't change the mobile industry all that much. Here's why.
10 Elegant Product Designs, Not By Apple
Apple has made elegant design its calling card, but other companies can create gorgeous things, too.
Apple Updates iPad, iMac, OS X, iOS
iPad Air 2 gets slimmer and more powerful, while iMac gains a 5K Retina display.
9 Tech Companies As Ben & Jerry's Flavors
Get ready for Amazon Rainforest Crunch and IBM Big Blueberry Bonanza.
Google Adds Chat Help For Tech Support
Google addresses the IT gap among its small business customers by expanding Google for Work support options.
Mac OS X Yosemite: What's Missing?
Mac OS X Yosemite is in beta, and we're not seeing everything we'd hoped for. Here are 10 improvements we wish Apple would include in its next operating system.
Apple Undervalued, Big Shareholder Argues
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn wants Apple to buy even more of its own stock.
Print Your Own Touchscreen
PrintScreen enables anyone to design and print ultra-thin touch-screens for mobile, wearable, and ubiquitous computing applications.
Navy Tests Swarming Autonomous Boats
Navy sees "robot boats" as a way to better protect service members, improve defense capabilities, and cut costs.
A Drone To Watch Over Me
The Nixie wearable drone aims to turn selfies to stalkies.
Marriott Pays $600,000 For Jamming WiFi Hotspots
Marriott International has agreed to settle an FCC complaint regarding blockage of guests' WiFi hotspots.
10 Great iOS 8 Features
Forget the bugs. Apple's iOS 8 is full of useful improvements.
Ad Haters: The Backlash Against Google And Facebook
Social network Ello is capitalizing on discontent with online advertising.
Matchstick Tries To Outshine Chromecast
Startup Match.tv aims to challenge reigning streaming media device makers with its open-hardware Matchstick plug-in.
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