Amazon preparing a wearable that ‘reads human emotions,’ says report
In a week of eyebrow-raising headlines surrounding the US-China trade spat, this latest report from Bloomberg still manages to stand
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Month: May 2019
Trump’s latest explanation for the Huawei ban is unacceptably bad
Over the past week, the US government has taken extreme and unprecedented steps against Huawei, cutting it off from every
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T-Mobile rebrands its unlimited plans as ‘Magenta’ and downgrades free Netflix
T-Mobile today announced that its unlimited data plans will soon be called Magenta and Magenta Plus — a change from
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Google shut out Baltimore officials using Gmail after ransomware attack
The Baltimore city government is recovering from a devastating ransomware attack that has locked up its systems, but officials in
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Julian Assange is facing 17 new criminal charges
The Justice Department has filed 17 new criminal charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. The charges follow a much more
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Watch Cruise’s self-driving cars perform 1,400 unprotected left turns in 24 hours
Left hand turns are tough, and unprotected lefts — no traffic light or stop sign to guide the way —
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Elon Musk says Tesla has a ‘good chance’ of record deliveries this quarter
Tesla CEO Elon Musk told employees in a Wednesday night email that the company has a “good chance” of beating
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Google Assistant can now tell you when your next NYC subway train will arrive
Ahead of the launch of Google Pay and Apple Pay on New York City’s MTA transit system on May 31st,
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Amazon shareholders vote down proposals on facial recognition and climate change
Amazon shareholders have voted down proposals meant to curb sales of the company’s controversial facial recognition tool and to limit
Read MoreBlue Origin and ULA are trying to intervene in SpaceX’s lawsuit against the government
Last week, SpaceX sued the US government over a federal contract it didn’t receive — and now the company’s rivals
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