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Universal Cable Productions “acquired the rights to adapt our long-running Wild Cards series of anthologies and mosaic novels for television," Martin said.
Chris Urmson said in a post on Medium that “1.8 million miles of autonomous driving later,” the time is right to “step down and find my next adventure.”
To fill a gap in automation, an entrepreneur has developed Vome, a platform to allow for easy “turn on-turn off” functionality for electrical equipment.
You can sign a proposal to help bring female NASA scientists to the Lego world, as part of an effort to reduce marginalization and improve gender equality.
Mozilla is developing a smart kitchen bot to help consumers figure out what to cook for their meals. The project is still in an early validation stage.
As Microsoft continues its effort to make its ecosystem more consistent, it's finally bringing Cortana, the Windows 10 virtual assistant, to the Xbox One.
A digital expert published research findings that show WhatsApp users might not actually be deleting their data when they tap the “clear all chats” button.
Torrent site KickassTorrents has been shut down -- maybe for good -- after the U.S. government arrested alleged founder Artem Vaulin in Poland last week.
Duranleau, re-invigorated with his love for Pokémon, combined his usual Ketchum garb with that of House Targaryen to make him the Pokémaster of dragons.
The program aims to offer an “employer-endorsed, university-caliber curriculum for professionals at any stage of their career,” a Microsoft release said.
Countless traditions around the world define what we call “holidays” -- why not add something new that binds us all to our increasingly tech-centric planet?
Competition between Pokémon Go gamers is at a high, so it was only a matter of time before people began selling user credentials to power-hungry hunters.
Tred, which offers a middleman service to people looking to buy and sell vehicles without having to deal with a traditional auto dealership, is expanding.
D.C. is handling an increasing number of 911 calls after dispatching more than 160,000 responses in 2015, and could outsource some of its calls to Uber.