Amazon plans to launch free streaming video service with ads
Amazon.com reportedly would like to launch a free streaming-video service in 2015 with adverts. It won’t be the same as its current $99 per...
Samsung tries to stop Nvidia chips entering the US market
Samsung Electronic Co. filed a complaint against Nvidia Corp. as it tries to stop the Santa Clara-based technology company’s computer graphic chips from entering...
Microsoft testing K5 robot security guards by Knightscope
Microsoft is testing out the "K5" robot security guards that can move autonomously and are equipped with advanced cameras and sirens and alarms that chime off...
Judge approves Apple’s $450 million E-book settlement
A federal judge in New York has approved Apple Inc’s $450 million settlement over E-book price fixing.
The final approval, which was granted by Judge...
Twitter’s new search allows users to see all tweets ever sent
Twitter announced it's rolling out it's new search engine, allowing users to search its entire index of approximately half a trillion public tweets.
The archive...
Facebook launches “Groups” app to chat and share photos
Facebook has unveiled its latest app called Groups. The move represents yet another break off of one of the site’s main features into an...
Intel’s PC and mobile processor divisions will merge into one new division
Intel will be merging its PC and mobile processor divisions and create a new Client Computing Group, which will include the teams that develop...
Toyota to release its first hydrogen fueled car that emits water vapor
Toyota has announced its first fuel-cell car, the 2016 Toyota Mirai, which runs on hydrogen and only emits water vapor.
The company has always been...
Intel launches MICA – a smart bracelet for women on the go
Computer chip giant Intel is releasing a smart bracelet, called MICA, designed for women on the go. MICA is capable of providing message alerts, Facebook notifications,...
AT&T to stop tracking data from its users’ smartphones, safeguarding privacy
AT&T Inc announced that it will no longer be tracking data transmitted from its users' smartphones, safeguarding privacy and improving customer trust.
The company said...