Uber Just Hired the Car Hackers That Stopped Chrysler In Its Tracks
As we shared at the time, the hack affected an estimated 500,000 vehicles. After publicising the hack, Chrysler recalled 1.4 million cars.
As we shared at the time, the hack affected an estimated 500,000 vehicles. After publicising the hack, Chrysler recalled 1.4 million cars.
Drones keep getting in the way of emergency crews, and this is designed to stop them in their tracks.
An astronaut on the ISS is going to control a brand new type of haptic rover here on Earth. Read More >>
The death of Flash has been slow and agonising, but the Chrome team taking another shot at the woozy fighter.
They aren’t exactly discrete, but the company is promising sound quality that lives up to the visual hype.
Tracking the movement of ivory through the nebulous, international black market is extraordinarily difficult. One journalist’s solution? Build the world’s most convincing fake tusk, and stick a tracking device inside.
Yes, if this is legit it means Android Wear is coming to iPhone users.
This 12,000-piece replica of the Dwarven city of Erebor is twice the size of an actual Hobbit. Read More >>
The Discovery Channel, home of sharks and professional pyromaniacs, has a lot of cool stuff to show off. So it makes complete sense to cherry-pick some of the best moments, and package them into bite-size VR experiences.
Now we know that almost none of the woman in the Ashley Madison database ever used the site. The question is, was this a deliberate fraud? Or was it just a dating site gone wrong?
The 1TB version is using the old power-hungry hardware.
Soon there will be no escape from the internet.
Nintendo partner comes up with game streaming app. Hmm!
This is essentially Terminator tech for space travel.
These special Japanese doors were long though to be lost, along with so much of the fair's original art.
You can now appreciate landscape and portrait photos in all their glory.
