Scientists use drones to assess the situation at the damaged nuclear plant Japan is using a new technology of remote-controlled drones to prevent crews from having to be exposed to harmful levels of radiation at the Fukushima nuclear plant, which was damaged by an earthquake and tsunami in March of 2011.
Along with other famous devices that are highly awaited by tech fans this year, the HTC One 2 or HTC M8 is also getting its own streak of rumors worthy of talking about. Famous tech leaker @evleaks recently revealed an alleged first wallpaper of the upcoming HTC smartphone.
If Apple is certainly going fully solar powered, then it won’t be limited within their production spaces but also in their future devices like the upcoming iPhone 6.
Microsoft has launched a glitch contest via an Xbox One ad which serves as an invite to the “no-purchase-necessary” promotion. The prizes at stake? Xbox console bundles of course, and lots more!
According to Apple Insider, the South Korean giant is most likely preparing its flagship device to come in two variants – with both sporting plastic casing and fingerprint sensor technology.
RYNO Motorcycles is changing the transportation game. RYNO Motorcycles is changing the transportation game. RYNO Motorcycle is a prototype that's been continually tinkered with for seven years now.
After the huge Target credit card breach during the holiday shopping season was announced, several other retailers were reported to have been affected by the same hackers or malware. Now the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning U.S. retailers to prepare for more cyber attacks, as more cases of related to the Target hacking appear.
Another internet domain company has jumped on the opportunity to reach out to a worldwide Spanish-speaking audience: IBM and Deloitte have registered for a .UNO domain for their collaboration Trademark Clearinghouse, a sign that the Hispanic and Latin American-targeted .UNO domain is continuing to gain steam.
The Evad3rs have seemed to iron out most of the issues facing the jailbreak community, but there are still a few things to keep in mind if you decide to go through with the download.
A lot happened this week in the world of social media. Pinterest started testing GIFs, Princeton declared that Facebook would die in three years, Facebook released a clever rejoinder, Instagram was revealed to be the fastest-growing social media platform on the planet, and Google+ went down, along with Gmail services, but hardly anyone noticed. Let's dive into Social Media Saturday!
Stephen Hawking is not afraid to lift a middle finger to the scientific community at large (metaphorically speaking, of course), and he's done it again with his bold proclamation that black holes aren't really black at all. In fact, he goes one step further: he claims that black holes don't exist.
System would allow users to pay for tangible goods as they would use iTunes Apple Inc. is planning to develop a mobile payments system for physical goods and services, a system which would allow them to compete with current payment systems like Isis and Google Wallet.
Bolivia's President Evo Morales wants to make his country the fourth country in Latin America to have nuclear energy. Morales announced plans this week to build Bolivia's first nuclear reactor.
The Apple iPads are the most popular tablets in the country, but the iPad Air is already outselling the iPad Mini, after just a few months out on the market. So, what's the difference between the two popular tablets? We take a look!
A week ago, this publication wrote a piece detailing a few potential countries that Rockstar could use for inspiration for "Grand Theft Auto 6." A number of the commentators noted that "GTA" was rooted in American culture and would likely lose its identity if its next installment were set in another country.
The Samsung S5 has become one of the most anticipated phones of 2014, and it's not even close to being released yet. So, with that in mind, we decided to compile a list of things that we know about the phone so far.
