Internet.org launches with tech company backing
Facebook and several partners have set out to provide low-cost Internet access to remaining billions of people who don't already have it, through a new initative known as Internet.org.
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Wall Street data centers learn from Hurricane Sandy
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Tech Tip: Find free e-books, easily
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World Tech Update, August 19, 2013
Elon Musk, Google, Samsung
All aboard the Hyperloop!
It's not warp speed, but it is 800 miles an hour.
Tech Tip: Augmented Reality helps you find Instagram areas of interest
A tech tip perfect for travelers and photography fans.
Mark Zuckerberg on fwd.us and pushing for immigration reform
Mark Zuckerberg on fwd.us and pushing for immigration reform
Talking companion robot launched into space
A talking robot that also recognizes faces was launched into space and toward the International Space Station.
Prototype Bluetooth headset tracks user movements
Plantronics showed off a prototype device at the recent Wearable Tech Expo designed to act as a controller for all sorts of entertainment and business applications.
$700 drone goes on display
3D Robotics gave a sneak preview of a comparatively cheap consumer drone at an unmanned aircraft convention in San Francisco this week.
Video: $700 drone goes on display
3D Robotics gave a sneak preview of a comparatively cheap consumer drone at an unmanned aircraft convention in San Francisco this week.
Drone show attendees flock to new $700 model
3D Robotics gave a sneak preview of a comparatively cheap consumer drone at an unmanned aircraft convention in San Francisco this week.
Google unveils Chromecast, a device to stream movies, etc. directly to TV
Google unveils Chromecast, a device to stream movies, etc. directly to TV
Video: Google unveils Chromecast, a device to stream movies, etc. directly to TV
Google unveils Chromecast, a device to stream movies, etc. directly to TV
Video: In the run-up to security conference Black Hat, all apps are suspicious
Users might feel confident that the apps they use are safe, but that's not always true.