A federal judge ruled in two California cases that, even though Uber drivers are independent contractors, the company may still be liable in criminal cases.
The FBI distributes cell site simulators to select local law enforcement agencies but it's supposed to be kept secret. Feds need warrants, locals do not.
A newly redesigned Amsterdam real estate office mixes functional and relaxation spaces. Employees can choose from secluded workstations and public areas.
Major car manufacturers, as well as Google and Apple, are looking for northern California real estate. Driverless car development in the area is the reason.
Uber launched a Mother's Day discount program. If you order from ProFlowers during an Uber ride, you'll get a discount up to $20 on your next Uber ride.
A private-hire car license has been issued to the owner of a Lamborghini Huracan in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England. A 90 minute ride costs $505.
Ford recently joined parts of two Mustangs representing 50 years of innovation. The combination 1965/2015 Mustang is on display at the National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum.
The largest recall ever has now been more than doubled as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is now recalling a total of 65-70 million airbags.
Playing Sea Hero Quest can help dementia research. University College London researchers say 100,000 people playing for two minutes could yield the equivalent of 50 years of data.
In a lawsuit in Pennsylvania, two men who texted a woman driving a truck may be liable in civil court. She hit and killed motorcycle rider while texting.
With safety in the forefront, Canadian officials are concerned that distracting car sex will be even more frequent when driverless cars are on the road.
A Washington state man who aimed an industrial blue laser at a ferry pilot house was fined $100,000. Felony charges are pending for this repeat offender.
A Quantas flight from Melbourne to Perth was delayed for two hours when a passenger discovered a Wi-Fi mobile hotspot called "Mobile Detonation Device".
In an attempt to settle a two-year-old class action lawsuit about service dogs for blind people, Uber has offered a settlement including guidance to drivers.
It's easy and inexpensive to start a pirate radio station, which has licensed broadcasters and lawmakers concerned. FCC enforcement is hampered by budgets.
In its plans for a "single digital market," the European Commission calls for a 50 billion euro investment. Great economic potential, but issues remain.
Three Swedish firms are piloting grocery delivery all the way to the refrigerator. All it takes is a smart lock, a grocery store, and a delivery service.
In a joined effort to advise on the rules and regulations that will govern self-driving cars, Ford, Google, Volvo, Uber, and Lyft have formed a coalition.
Joining forces with other countries with rebates for electric car purchases, Germany has announced a 1.1 billion euro subsidy plan for new electric cars.
In an ambitious plan to switch to driverless cars, Dubai has set a goal of 25 percent driverless car rides by 2030. The plan will include taxis and buses.
Former Reddit exec launches Imzy.com, a community that emphasizes finding what you want and positivity. Funded by tips to users and the site, no ads allowed.