Sure, a good education is the most valuable thing you can ever own. But the bits of paper quantifying your academic worth? You might as well keep those in easy reach of the toilet, as these tech dropouts prove.
This may be the only exciting piece of government paperwork you’ll ever read.
It’s wonderful and all, but most people took a look at the announcement photo and wondered, is that a dog—or a mop?
After years of teasing, Facebook has revealed an air-ready, solar-powered drone designed to beam internet to Earth’s surface. It looks like a really expensive boomerang. All it lacks is the data-delivering laser that will deliver websites to remote African villages. Facebook says that part’s almost ready. [Facebook]
German privacy watchdog says Facebook's rules defy privacy laws.
"Immersive 3D content is the obvious next thing after video" according to the Facebook founder.
Weird, we presumed the police would prefer to use Ello, Ello, Ello.
Imagine doing a standard Facebook birthday greeting in real life. Chaos would surely ensue—but in some instances, it’d be pretty funny to watch.
That's ""Pebbles", not "Pebble" the smartwatch makers.
Forget the Like button: Facebook wants you to hit the Buy button instead.
Arty project tackles "individualistic assumptions of social media" before turning into an abuse-party.
The virtual helper, known internally as Moneypenny, will apparently be a real human being.
Don't rule out a jump into music services entirely, though.
But it’s nothing to do with altruism.
Facebook’s most recent update gives us more control over what shows up in News Feed, which means we all just got a terrific way to maintain unhealthily close tabs on people.
Rumours of a streaming service abound but no word on whether Facebook will also launch a pointless radio station.
