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The e-commerce giant has big plans to use autonomous aircraft to deliver packages, and is testing the devices in rural England. We went to find them.
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Twitter news, including a prolific tweeter’s hiatus. Also: A human sacrifice is needed for Elon Musk’s Mars shot. By popular acclamation, it’s Farhad.
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For years, players have been valued for their hitting. Now a groundbreaking tool makes it possible to measure how much their defense contributes to a team’s success
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Juno, currently operating only in New York City, is luring drivers with a lower commission and the promise of stock that can be cashed in if the company is sold or goes public.
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In collaboration with Intel, Hussein Chalayan created glasses and belts that tracked his models’ stress levels, then shone the visual projections on the wall.
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The releases, which will weave features from the popular streaming video service into the gaming experience, are Amazon’s first games aimed at hard-core players.
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Shares of the company, one of the few venture capital-backed start-ups with a valuation greater than $1 billion to go public this year, more than doubled.
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The first Future of StoryTelling Festival will offer participants virtual reality, immersive theater and other interactive experiences.
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Lithium-ion batteries don’t last forever, but there are ways to find out your battery’s current condition.
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European regulators look at Microsoft’s purchase of LinkedIn not for what it is, but for what may be. They are right to.
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The investment will enable the firm, Anonymous Content, to be more aggressive in making programming aimed at compelling social change.
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Concerned that agencies’ largely white and male leadership is hindering efforts to connect with American consumers, some companies threaten to walk.
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The pop star provides a model for dealing with the pressure of oversharing.
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Google Maps revolutionized how you get from point A to point B. Google Trips aims to to do the same for how you vacation.
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The vessel shut down and landed with a soft belly-flop onto Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko at a speed of two miles per hour.
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Water injection technology is well-known, but has not caught on in consumer autos. Bosch is betting that environmental regulations will help it go mainstream.
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IBM said that Promontory, which advises banks on regulatory matters, would mesh with its own offerings, including its Watson artificial intelligence platform.
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A merger of the two companies would be the latest consolidation in the chip-making industry and could be valued at over $30 billion.
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Salesforce, a San Francisco tech company, is said to have questioned whether Microsoft’s takeover of LinkedIn might hinder consumer choice and access to data.
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Criminals are beginning to take advantage of the kind of smart technology that imitates voices and helps people plot the fastest route home.