China Says the iPhone is a Security Threat
China's (massively influential) state broadcaster has decided that the iPhone is a "national security concern" because of its location-tracking functionality.
China's (massively influential) state broadcaster has decided that the iPhone is a "national security concern" because of its location-tracking functionality.
If this protects it from legal wranglings over copyright violations, then this is great news.
Amazon wants to test drones outside of the testing sites designated by the FAA.
Despite their ubiquity, emoji are a relatively recent addition to the digital world—and this video explains their short but successful life so far.
LG has created its biggest bendable screen to date.
Google's making it even easier to attach a Drive document in Gmail: on the right-hand pull-down menu in the Android app, there's now an "Insert from Drive" option. Neat.
When Washington DC resident Ryan Simonetti booked a ride on Uber on Tuesday, he was hoping for a quiet journey. But instead, he got rather more than he bargained for.
The images, which are supplied by a Moscow-based company selling modified luxury versions of the iPhone called Feld & Volk to MacRumors, certainly look good.
That dinghy might need a thorough hosing after each trip.
New documents have revealed that the NSA and FBI spied on specific, law-abiding Muslim-American leaders after 9/11.
Want to give your photography a shot in the arm but don't want to spend a penny? No problem! Here's how.
You get three-for-one in this striking image of Saturn: its north polar vortex and hexagon along with its expansive rings. It was captured by Cassini's wide-angle camera earlier this year. [NASA]
In this short dramatic sketch, Julian Smith imagines a brief wireless outage as disaster movie.
'Taking the scenic route' could be about to get a whole lot easier, given Yahoo's currently working on a map algorithm which would display the most beautiful route, in addition to the shortest.
Android Wear is finally shipping to early adopters which can mean only one thing: a slew of third-party apps and hacks. Now, the first are here.
Flash just patched a huge security flaw, so go and update it right now.
