Microsoft To Begin Warning Email Users Of Suspected Government Hacking With the announcement, the company will take the extra step to let users know if they have evidence that their cyber attacker is 'state-sponsored,' working on behalf of a country. by Mark Lelinwalla
Tech Twitter Reinstates Politwoops To Hold Public Officials Accountable For Their Illogical Statements by Mark Lelinwalla
Tech 3D-Printed Digital Sundial Hits The Internet, Casting Shadows To Tell The Time In 20-Minute Increments by Mark Lelinwalla
Tech Apple's 'Start Something New' Campaign Shows Off Brilliant Art Made With iPhones And iPads by Mark Lelinwalla
Tech LG's SmartThinQ Hub Blasts All Smartphone And Smart Home Appliance Notifications On A 3.5-Inch Screen by Mark Lelinwalla
Tech Smartisan's T2 Smartphone Goes For Metal Frame And Feel Over High-Powered Specs by Mark Lelinwalla
Tech Twitter Expands Rules To Clarify What Behavior It Considers To Be Abusive And Hateful Conduct by Mark Lelinwalla
Culture Brock Lesnar's Next Opponent Loves To Fight As Much As 'The Beast' Himself by Mark Lelinwalla
Defense US Military Shelves Robotic Pack Mules Because They're Too Noisy And Can Leave Them Vulnerable by Mark Lelinwalla
Science Study Predicts Amazon Rainforest Could Transition To Savannah-Like State Due To Climate Change by Mark Lelinwalla
Tech Samsung Introduces Bio-Processor Chip, Offering Five Biometric Health Signals For Wearable Tech Devices by Mark Lelinwalla
FUTURE TECH Largest Container Ship In U.S. Navy History Arrives In Port Of Los Angeles by Mark Lelinwalla
Chatbots Could Be Suffering from Confirmation Bias When Tackling Controversial Issues: John Hopkins Study