Facebook closed its Creative Labs unit and pulled three apps. Learn why they did not succeed and what remains from the lab in simple language.
Google Turns On Safe Browsing In Chrome For Android
Google has turned on Safe Browsing for Chrome on Android, blocking phishing and malware sites by default. Find out why it matters and how to verify it on your phone.
Samsung’s imaging innovation may be in Nikon’s next mirrorless cameras
Rumors say Nikon may buy Samsung’s camera tech. This could give Nikon better sensors, video, and lenses for its mirrorless line, changing the market for photographers.
Windows 10 race: Lenovo chases affordability with ThinkPad P50s, Think Station P310
Lenovo adds the ThinkPad P50s, a lighter, cheaper workstation, and the entry‑level ThinkStation P310 desktop. Both aim to give power at lower prices for professionals.
Microsoft launches a contest: Give us your incredible HoloLens application thought, and we’ll assemble it
Microsoft needs you to help build the next HoloLens application. In any event that appears to be the goal of a contest the company kicked off Tuesday: Think up the best thought for the increased reality gadget, and Microsoft itself will make it. Microsoft isn't...
Rumor suggests the iPhone 7 will discard the earphone jack
A simple look at the iPhone 7 rumor that it may lose the 3.5mm headphone jack, why Apple might do it, and easy ways to still use your old headphones.
Facebook’s Most Used Words App Could Steal Private Information
The Facebook Most Used Words app can gather personal data like photos, friends list, and device info. Learn the risks and how to protect yourself.
Microsoft upgrades smart headsets for visually impaired
Microsoft and Guide Dogs upgraded a smart headset that uses 3D sound and voice control to help blind people move around cities with confidence and independence.
Raspberry Pi Zero propelled: An full-fledged PC at $5
The Raspberry Pi Zero is a tiny $5 computer that offers 512 MB RAM, a 1 GHz CPU and ports for TV, USB and storage, making it a full PC for schools and hobbyists.
Google and Apple, Inc. Compelled to Gain Access to Devices
The Manhattan DA says Google and Apple may have to unlock phones if a court orders it. Find out how encryption works and what it means for you.









