July 4, 2019 | Rajneesh Mishra

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Startup’s plan to deliver baby in space halted over ‘serious ethical, safety and medical concerns’

Netherlands-based startup SpaceLife Origin’s mission to become the “first company that will make human reproduction in space safely possible” has

The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has issued a solicitation for a tiny, “self-contained and free flying orbital outpost” that

Facebook had problems loading images, videos, and other data across its apps today, leaving some people unable to load photos

Just days after email startup Superhuman was embroiled in controversy over its use of tracking pixels that let users see

Earlier this year, YouTube added hacking and phishing tutorials to its examples of banned video content — and that ban

Before Android 10 Q is released later this summer, Google is continuing to experiment with and improve its gesture-based navigation.

Boeing is starting a $100 million fund for the families and communities of the people who died in the two

Waymo was awarded a permit by the California Public Utilities Commission to take part in the state’s autonomous vehicle passenger

In the past six months, five Uber Eats couriers in Mexico have died in crashes, and dozens more have been