Companies like Facebook and Google take security so seriously that they're willing to pay "bug bounties" to people who discover vulnerabilities in their ...
Website error codes may soon alert users to government censorship
I'm sure we're all familiar with the loathsome 404 error that explains to us how the webpage we were looking for wasn't found, but it never tells us why the ...
Apple just put a modern-day Don Draper in charge of its marketing
Tor Myhren isn't a name that many people outside of the advertising industry would recognize, but he's one of the biggest names in advertising at the moment, ...
Apple Pay will begin its most important expansion ever next year
While mobile payment services are only just now starting to become popular in the United States, they've been wildly popular in Asia for a while. That's why ...
Microsoft is working on a program that can predict crimes
Science fiction has explored the idea of predicting crimes or people's likelihood to commit them numerous times, most notably in movies like Minority Report or ...
Microsoft accidentally teased the launch of extensions for Edge
Microsoft Edge is a solid web browser, but it wouldn't matter if it were three times as fast as Chome or Firefox, because without support for extensions, most ...
Nintendo expects to sell 20 million units of its next console in 2016
The disastrous failure that is the Wii U has forced Nintendo to advance to the next-generation of consoles much earlier than expected. We've been hearing a lot ...
OnePlus is finally admitting that its USB-C adapter and cable are crap
Those of you who purchased standalone USB-C adapters and cables from OnePlus may want to get a refund, because they can potentially damage third-party charging ...
Huawei has launched its most ambitious smartphone to date
While we were waiting, and waiting, and waiting for the Xiaomi Mi5 to get an official announcement, Huawei has released yet another enticing flagship that will ...
Russia is building a massive, nuclear-powered data center
Russia's decision to force foreign companies like Facebook and Google to store the data they have on Russian citizens within Russia's borders is actually an ...
People want self-driving cars from automakers, not tech companies
Tech companies like Google have been at the forefront of self-driving car development, but most consumers wish that wasn't the case. According to a survey from ...
Microsoft has finally pulled the plug on its Zune services
Zune hasn't been a thing for years, but then again, it was never really a thing to begin with. Microsoft's music service has been rebranded twice, first to Xbox ...
This could be our first look at BlackBerry’s next Android smartphone
BlackBerry's first Android smartphone has been pretty well-received, and while we still don't how well the device is selling, it must be selling enough for ...
The secret creator of Bitcoin has been nominated for a Nobel Prize
Satoshi Nakamoto isn't a name that many people will recognize, and that's exactly how the incredibly secretive creator of Bitcoin wants it to be. We don't even ...
MIT is opening its own innovation center in Hong Kong next summer
Earlier this morning, MIT announced that it's going to open its first-ever Innovation Node in Hong Kong next summer, which will act as a sort of startup ...