NASA released a new Mars rover game to celebrate Curiosity anniversary

Mars enthusiasts will be beside themselves with dusty red delight when they hear about what NASA’s just gone and done. Celebrating the fourth anniversary of the Curiosity rover’s arrival on the faraway planet, the space agency has released a new social game with the deliciously obvious...

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BlackBerry unveils a new Android device: DTEK50

BlackBerry Ltd has unveiled a new Android-based handset , a device combining Alphabet Inc's popular software and broad app catalog with the Canadian company's security and productivity features at a lower price. The faded smartphone pioneer is hoping the DTEK50 will sell in greater numbers...

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Watch 3D movies without having to wear 3D glasses

Tired of wearing 3D glasses at the movie theater? That may be about to change. MIT reports that the school’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and the Weizmann Institute of Science have created a way for audiences to watch 3D movies without having to wear those goofy...

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The Top Technology Trends Dominating 2016

 With the year almost running by, lets take a look at the technology trends dominating in 2016. 1. Live streaming  Live streaming technology, particularly via Twitch, Facebook Live, Periscope, and other similar apps, is developing at a faster rate thanks to a combination of factors...

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Cortana finally arrives on Xbox One

After months upon months of delays, Cortana is finally ready for your Xbox One. Microsoft has started rolling out its promised summer update with Cortana's smarter, richer voice control as its centerpiece. You can use your headset or Kinect to search games, invite friends to play and otherwise...

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Instagram Rolls out Anti- Harassment Tool

Twitter and Facebook have taken online harassment more seriously in 2016, though their approach is still light-handed, with the former taking years to finally ban one of its worst pitchfork-marshaling demagogues. Instead of coming down harder on moderation, Instagram is putting abuse-prevention...

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Deleted WhatsApp messages aren’t actually deleted according to research

Chat logs from WhatsApp linger on your phone even after you’ve deleted them, according to new research published by iOS expert Jonathan Zdziarski. Forensic traces of chats linger on the phone even after a user archives or deletes them, Zdziarski found, and could be accessed by someone...

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These high-tech shirts change their pattern and color in response to pollution or radiation

Nikolas Bentel’s nifty new line of clothing, called Aerochromics are high-tech shirts that change their pattern and color in response to pollution or radiation . Bentel has created three different shirts: each of which change in some unique way when they come into contact with different...

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Romanian team wins 2016 Microsoft Imagine Cup

Three Romanian computer science students from the University Politehnica of Bucharest won the 2016 Microsoft Imagine Cup with a wearable device that tracks inner ear balance and spinal posture. Flavia Oprea, Iulian Mateșică and Cristian Alexandrescu founded ENTy. Inner ear and spinal issues can...

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Yahoo's new algorithm can spot online abuse in both context and content

There’s a lot of trash on the internet, and while humans may not have the emotional capacity to comb through it all, a new algorithm from Yahoo does. That’s right — spotting online abuse just got a lot easier, and it’s all thanks a “machine learning-based method to detect hate speech on...

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