Over the course of 20 minutes, Curiosity fired its million-watt laser at a tiny section of Martian soil 20 times.
In the spirit of Father's Day, I'm guessing everyone has probably heard the phrase "it's not what you say; it's how you say it." Well, MIT is actually applying that concept to a new automated program that rates your body language as you talk to someone.
Google's top-secret ideas lab is working on a project to make Internet access more reliable and affordable in the developing world through a system of roving balloons.
Two years ago, I served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Thailand. Now, I am in the middle of the Bay Area tech scene and write about technology for a living, and the transition only look a year.
At stake is whether the phone is yours or Apple's -- whether your experience of your Apple technology is of core importance to Apple or whether the company's desire to control the user interface and push its own products is more crucial.
We're looking for the next generation of thinkers who blend mobile and machine to demo their gadgets on the floor at MobileBeat 2013.
Ever since the debut of iOS 7's new design on Monday, critics have been split about it. But one thing's for sure -- the design concept barely ever works when applied to other logos and items.
Google has been cooking up clever "doodles" that celebrate people and events for years. Today's doodle goes for a walk on the wild side by celebrating the 85th birthday of author Maurice Sendak, best known for the 1963 book Where the Wild Things Are.
Amazon is throwing its weight behind 3D printing with a section of its website dedicated to the technology.
Researchers are still working on technology that would restore vision to those with diseases like glaucome and retinitis pigmentosa.
Ghost Group, a venture capital firm located in Newport Beach, California, has raised a $1 million fund to provide people with an opportunity to invest in the growing marijuana industry.
The agency believes the transformative technology could be "key" for astronauts venturing to Mars.
We’re looking for the best and brightest next generation of thinkers who blend mobile and machine to demo their gadgets on the floor at MobileBeat 2013, our flagship mobile event on July 9-10 in San Francisco. The “Whosits and Whatsits …
By comparison, Ralph Lauren (the brand) CEO Ralph Lauren pulls in a relatively paltry $66.6 million -- how will we buy that small European nation now, darling? -- and third-place finisher Michael D. Fascitelli of the Vornado Realty Trust banked $64.4 million.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo said yesterday that company engineers can roll out any experimental features they're testing to one percent of the social network's users.
MIT is offering up its engine that helps developers mess with the speed of light. It's as trippy and mind-bending as it sounds.
3D printing will come to the ISS in a big way in 2014.
Barbecues should be relaxing, but with all the grilling and beer pouring, they can get exhausting. Here are a few robots, drones, and mobile machines that can make your hamburgers, deliver your beer, and ping you when the brisket is done.
Which doesn't mean that working at Apple is easy. Or, that working for Tim Cook is easy.
3D printed guns are going to be tough to control, and the Department of Homeland security knows it.
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