Trump Inauguration: Facebook And Instagram Ads Targeting Users To Lure Them To Ceremony
Apparently Trump is having trouble getting people to his swearing-in ceremony and is buying ads to convince people to go.
Intel And Retail: Announces Investment, Reveals Platform To Change Shopping Experience
Intel launching its Responsive Retail Platform (RRP), a set of technologies that will change retail shopping.
Airbus Will Test Flying Autonomous Car Prototype By End Of 2017, CEO Says
Airbus expects to test a prototype for an autonomous flying car by then end of the year.
Do You Curse Often? It Might Mean You Are More Honest, Researchers Say
Swearing often means you have one special trait, study suggests.
Snapchat Adds Universal Search Bar: Here's How To Use The New Feature
Snapchat launches universal search bar to make it easier for users to navigate through the app.
Democrats Furious With FBI Director James Comey After Leaving Russian Hacking Briefing
Briefing about Russian hacking left Democrats furious over FBI Director James Comey’s actions, report says.
Nintendo Switch: How To Use Settings Remotely With New Parental Control App
How to set time limits and other setting for your kids with the new parental control app for the Nintendo Switch.
MacBook Pro Review: Consumer Reports Changes Recommendation About Apple's Latest Laptop
Consumer Reports now recommends Apple’s new MacBook Pro models.
Appeals Court Judge Says Users Can Sue Apple for Monopolizing iPhone App Market
California court rules iPhone app purchasers may sue Apple over app market monopoly.
Women Lead in Gaming Mobile App Engagement, North Americans Spend More on Games
North Americans spend more than Europeans and Asians when it comes to mobile games, while women lead over men in mobile game apps engagement. Here's what games people are mostly likely to spend on:
eBay's New Authentication Program Will Find Out If That High-End Handbag You Want To Buy Is Not a Fake
ebay will launch program to target fake high-end products sold on the site.
Amazon Hiring For 100K New Jobs, Trump Tries To Take Credit Again
Amazon announces 100,000 new “full-time, full benefit” jobs across the country over the next 18 months, while Trump quickly takes credit.
Facebook App Battery Drain: Update Fixes Messenger App After Complaints
Facebook fixed a bug in its Messenger app on Android devices that was killing users’ batteries.
iOS vs. Android: Apple iPhone 7, 7 Plus More Popular Than Samsung Galaxy 7 and S7 edge
The iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and iPhone 6s were the three most popular smartphones in the U.S., new data shows.
Uber Launches Calendar Shortcuts On App To Set Destinations Without Hassle
You can now save some time by scheduling your rides beforehand with Uber’s new feature Calendar Shortcuts.
Apple Partnering With Tresorit To Boost Security On Health Platform CareKit
Security firm Tresorit will work to increase privacy on Apple’s CareKit, an open source software platform that lets users to develop their own health care apps
Nintendo Switch Event: Price, Release Date And Controllers What We Know So Far About The Console
Here’s a roundup of what we know about the Nintendo Switch before the presentation.
Apple-Beats Headphones: BeatsX Coming Sooner Than Expected, See Different Retailers' Shipping Dates
The BeatsX Earphones might ship sooner than expected. Here's how shipping dates are listed on sites.
Apple And AR: Company Reportedly Teaming Up With Carl Zeiss For Augmented Reality Glasses
Apple is teaming up with German optics company Carl Zeiss to work on a pair of augmented reality smart glasses.
EU Countries Roll Out Proposals To Curb Targeted Online Ads By Companies Like Google, Facebook
The European Union has laid out new rules that would limit how companies like Facebook and Google track users to deliver targeted ads.
Trump And Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Vaccine Meeting: Both Think Vaccines Cause Autism
President-elect Donald Trump is set to meet with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to speak about vaccines. Both are critics who have previously said vaccines cause autism.
Trump And Nuclear Weapons: President-Elect To Dismiss Those In Charge Of Nukes Before Securing Replacements
Trump ordered the head of the NNSA and his deputy to leave their posts on Jan. 20, leaving the agency that secures U.S. nuclear weapons, without a leader.
Facebook Videos Will Reportedly Have Ads Soon
Facebook may soon show ads in the middle of videos you are watching.
Apple iPhone Anniversary: Watch Steve Jobs' Compelling Presentation From 10 Years Ago
Apple celebrates Steve Jobs unveil of the iPhone 10 years ago today at Macworld 2007 in San Francisco.
Atlassian Acquires Trello, Popular Planning App, For $425 Million
Australian software company Atlassian agrees to buy the popular project management program Trello for $425 million.
Apple Could Release MacBook Pro With New IGZO Display Panels This Year
Apple will change its MacBook Pro display material to IGZO later this year, report says.
Got a Verified Account? Wikileaks Could Come After Your Personal Info
Wikileaks wants to publish private data of thousands of verified Twitter users.
Chunk Of Ice The Size Of Delaware Will Break Off Antarctica Ice Shelf
One of the biggest icebergs ever recorded is about to break away from Antarctica.
Lost One Of Your AirPods? This New App Will Help You Find Them
When the AirPods were revealed, people quickly went on social media to mock the high chances of losing one earphone, but a new app may solve that problem.
White House Releases Seven-Point Strategy On How To Deal With Apocalyptic Asteroids
The White House has released its seven-point strategy to prepare for an asteroid impact.
