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How to Protect Your Family Online
How Apple can and will keep your family safe.
The Scale Doesn’t Always Tell the Whole Story
Why settle for plain ol sex when you can have great in-the-sack action in every situation, says Anindita Ghosh.
Dogs May Be the Best Line Of Defense Against Subway Attacks
Waluscha De Sousa speaks to Shubarna Mukerji Shu about all things that go into making her the hottest newbie in tinsel town! (a debut opposite Shah Rukh Khan is an instant attention-grabber, after all!)
Microsoft Axes Chatbot That Learned a Little Too Much Online
For a year, I turned my life into a dating petri dish so you could learn from my experience.
Why You Might Soon Text Robots As Often As Your Friends
As the daughter of Latino superstar, El Puma, Génesis Rodríguez knows what fame is all about. And now, with a taste of Oscar glory in the Academy Award-winning animated film, Big Hero 6, she's searing her path to major stardom in her own right.
Amazon's Stand-Alone Streaming Targets Netflix
The position of your pimples says a lot about what's going on in your body,
Painful Memories on Chernobyl's 30th Anniversary
As Ukraine and Belarus on Tuesday marked the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear accident with solemn words and an angry protest, some of the men who were sent to the site in the first chaotic and frightening days were gripped by painful memories.
How to Watch Baseball Online in 2016
It’s a little easier to watch baseball online this year, though no one would call it safe at home quite yet.
Ex Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Offers Facts on Government
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has created a new organization to analyze government spending and revenue to make it easier to understand.
Kids Prefer the TV for Their Viewing, but Love Other Devices
Grace Ellis has never known a time when you needed a TV to watch TV.
$19.8 Billion Airwaves Auction May Mean Better Cell Service
Consumers could see more competition and better mobile service after the end of a big U.S. government auction transferring airwave rights from TV broadcasters to companies interested in wireless networks.
Vinyl Music Gives Record Stores a Boost in a Digital World
Record stores have not only survived the onslaught of pirated music, digital downloads and online streaming services. They’re now growing in numbers.
Facebook Targets 30,000 Fake France Accounts Before Election
Facebook says it has targeted 30,000 fake accounts linked to France ahead of the country’s presidential election, as part of a worldwide effort against misinformation.
What's In A Billion? Facebook Users Hit Milestone In 1 Day
In the vacuum of an isolated Indonesian island, a different kind of surf culture has taken shape.
New Services, Technologies Can Help With Aging In Place
New Services, Technologies Can Help With Aging In Place
Scientists Develop Robotic Hand For People With Quadriplegia
Scientists have developed a mind-controlled robotic hand that allows people with certain types of spinal injuries to perform everyday tasks such as using a fork or drinking from a cup.
Carrie Fisher Reveals 'STAR WARS' Affair With Harrison Ford
Carrie Fisher has revealed that Princess Leia’s romance with Han Solo in “Star Wars” extended off-screen, as well.
Should You Be Worried About The Rise Of AI?
Tech titans Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk recently slugged it out online over the possible threat artificial intelligence might one day pose to the human race, although you could be forgiven if you don’t see why this seems like a pressing question.
Scientists Build DNA From Scratch To Alter Life's Blueprint
At Jef Boeke’s lab, you can whiffan odor that seems out of place, as if they were baking bread here.
Nielsen Tries To Quantify The Hulu, Youtube Effect
Nielsen, the ratings service, announced Tuesday that it will begin to tabulate how many people get their live TV from Hulu and YouTube, an effort to provide a more accurate picture of how many people now watch broadcast networks by streaming them, rather than watching them on traditional TV.
Yes, You Can Buy Happiness If You Spend It To Save Time
Yes, you can buy happiness - especially if the money saves you time.
In Google Vs. The Eu, A $2.7B Fine Could Just Be The Start
Google’s parent company Alphabet can easily afford the $2.7 billion write-down it’s taking to cover a big antitrust fine in Europe. But it might find it harder to shrug offthe rest of the European regulatory assault that’s headed its way.
Amazon Meal Kits Offer Easy Dinners For A Price
Amazon’s new ready-to-eat meal package is the perfect recipe for someone who doesn’t have enough time to shop and cook, yet has a healthy appetite and a need for balanced meals.
New York Eyes Textalyzer To Bust Drivers
New York state is set to study the use of a device known as the “textalyzer” that would allow police to determine whether a motorist involved in a serious crash was texting while driving.
Discount Movies: Which Theater Subscription Is Best?
A movie a day in theaters for $10 a month seemed too good to be true. And it was.
American Companies Worry US-Chinese Ties Will Worsen
American companies want negotiations with Beijing to win them better access to its state-dominated economy, not just a smaller Chinese trade surplus, with Washington’s punitive tariffs kept in place while talks proceed, a business group said this week.
Hello Kitty To Make Her Big Screen Debut
Hello Kitty might not have a mouth but she’s got a movie deal.
Smile: Some Airliners Have Cameras On Seat-Back Screens
Now there is one more place where cameras could start watching you — from 30,000 feet.
From Closets To Cooktops, Tech Aims To Bring Efficiency Home
Closets that freshen clothes, cooktops that won’t let pots boil over, faucets told to dispense just enough water to fill the coffee maker.
EU Fines Google $1.7 Billion For Abusing Online ADS Market
European Union regulators have fined Google 1.49 billion euros ($1.7 billion) for abusing its dominant role in online advertising, the third big antitrust penalty they’ve given the internet giant since 2017.