As Theranos Presses Pause, The Real Healthcare Revolution Is Happening With Artificial intelligence, 3D Bio-Printing and Smart Drugs
A revolution in how drugs are developed, tested and targeted at individual patients is already underway, thanks to artificial intelligence and 3D bio-printing.
GitHub Investigating DDoS Attack Against Code-Sharing Website
Code-sharing website GitHub is investigating a cyberattack against the website.
Bitcoin Exchanges Ruled Tax-Free By Top European Court
Bitcoin transactions have been ruled tax-free in Europe by the Court of Justice.
Xiaomi Loses Title Of China's Top Smartphone Company To Huawei As It Considers US Expansion
Xiaomi is no longer China's biggest smartphone maker as the Internet company says it is considering launching its smartphones in the U.S.
Why Apple And Tim Cook Are Leading The Fight Against CISA And Government Surveillance
With the U.S. Senate expected to vote next week on the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, the tech giant says it is siding with its customers rather than with government.
Magic Leap Latest Demo Shows Off Potential For Augmented Reality As It Prepares To "Ship Millions Of These Things"
Magic Leap, the augmented reality startup that has received funding from Google, has released more footage of its technology in action.
Back To The Future Day: Nike Teases Launch Of Self-Lacing Sneakers
On the day that Marty McFly traveled to in the iconic film series "Back to the Future," Nike has given the strongest indication yet that it will launch self-lacing sneakers.
Ireland To Probe Whether US Government Spied On Facebook Users
The Irish Data Commission has told a court it would not delay an investigation into whether the U.S. government spied on Facebook users.
Facebook Is Killing Your iPhone Battery - Here's How To Fix It
Facebook's iOS app is using a disproportionate amount of battery, even if users have turned off background refresh.
Apple TV Pre-Orders Kick Off On Oct. 26, Shipping Begins Next Week
The fourth generation of Apple TV will be available for pre-order from Monday, Oct. 26, and will ship to customers before the end of next week.
Apple Music Has 15 Million Subscribers And 6.5 Million Of Them Are Paying
Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed that the three-month-old streaming service has a further 8.5 million using the free trial, making it the second-biggest player in the market after Spotify.
Moto X Pure Edition Review: Motorola's Bulky Smartphone Won't Trouble Apple's iPhone Or Samsung's Galaxy Lines
Motorola's Moto X has been one of the best smartphones on the market for the last couple of years, but has the company dropped the ball this time around?
Xiaomi Mi TV 3: A 60-Inch 4K Television For Under $800
China's Xiaomi is planning to bring big-screen 4K to the masses with the Mi TV 3 offering a 60-inch high-resolution panel for under $800.
Intel Chips Set To Power iPhone 7 And Microsoft's Surface Smartphone
Reports suggest Intel could become the number one mobile chipmaker in the world in 2016 if deals with Apple and Microsoft go through.
Artificial Intelligence Is Here To Help You Pick The Right Shoes
The artificial-intelligence revolution is just beginning, but Sentient Technologies is already using its network to solve some of the world's biggest problems.
Interstellar Space Travel: Antimatter-Powered Rockets Could Make It A Reality
Space travel today is just too slow, so one rocket scientist is developing technology that could send humans to Mars in a matter of weeks.
'League Of Legends': Team Dignitas Subject To eSports Bidding War Ahead Of World Championships Quarterfinal
U.K.-based Team Dignitas controls two teams, but world championships rules dictate that it is allowed to manage only a single team in order to compete in the series.
Uber Wins UK High Court Battle Over Taxi App
In a significant victory for the ride-hailing company, the High Court in London has ruled that the Uber app does not break the law.
Star Trek-Like Molecular Scanner Coming To Smartphones Can Tell You If Your Viagra Is Fake
An Israeli company predicts that within two years we will see its molecular sensor in smartphones, allowing users to see the chemical makeup of anything.
Meet The Man Who Invented Tech To Cure His Inoperable Brain Tumor
Facing death, Avi Yaron created a tiny device that would allow a surgeon to see inside his brain and remove a tumor.
Samsung Smartphone Shipments Will Decline For First Time Ever In 2015
The failure of the Galaxy S6 range to meet expected sales levels will lead to a smartphone shipment decline for the South Korean giant for the first time in 2015.
Deezer IPO Aims To Raise Up To $460M To Expand User Base, Take On Spotify And Apple
Music-streaming service Deezer will float on the Paris stock exchange at the end of October, hoping to raise as much as $460 million from the share issue.
Can Television Save The Music Industry? Electric Jukebox Looks To Bring Streaming To The Masses Where Apple Music And Spotify Fail
Electric Jukebox turns your TV into a music center for the whole house. It's half the price of Spotify or Apple Music, but there's a catch.
Dridex: Everything You Need To Know About Evil Corp Malware Stealing Millions From Bank Accounts
A piece of malware spread by an Eastern European hacking group called Evil Corp has stolen at least $40 million from businesses in the U.S. and the U.K.
iOS 9 Jailbreak Released By Pangu Team For iPhone and iPad
The team behind the iOS 8 jailbreak has released the highly anticipated version for iOS 9, allowing users to gain root access to their devices and install unofficial software.
Adobe Flash Zero-Day Discovered Being Used By Russia-Linked Hacking Group Pawn Storm
Researchers have discovered a serious vulnerability in Adobe's Flash software, which is reportedly being used by Russia-linked hacking group Pawn Storm.
As Hackers Increasingly Target The Cloud, Rackspace Turns To Military Vet With Cyberwar Experience
A veteran U.S. military officer is applying the principles of warfare in the fight against hackers who go after the cloud.
Elon Musk Has A Design For A Supersonic Electric Jet, But Doesn't Have Time To Develop It
The founder of Tesla and SpaceX says he has a design in mind, but no time to develop it.
Snapchat Shuts Down Snap Channel Permanently, Lays Off Staff
Snapchat has decided to shutter its original content effort over financial concerns and lay off most of the team behind it.
Xiaomi Mi 5 Unlikely To Be Launched At Oct. 19 Event
Xiaomi sent out invites for an Oct. 19 media event, and while many suspect the launch of the flagship Mi 5 smartphone, it is unlikely.
