Apple could be in trouble in Russia for its same-sex emojis
Police officials in a region of Russia are investigating Apple on charges that the company is promoting “gay propaganda” with its same-sex emojis.
U.S. Air Force general says laser warfare in the sky coming sooner than you think
Fighter jets may soon take enemies out using laser weapons. “That day is a lot closer than I think a lot of people think it is,” said an Air Force general.
Qualcomm introduces the Snapdragon Flight, a brain for smarter, more powerful drones
Qualcomm, known for its SoC for smartphones, recently announced the Snapdragon Flight, a development platform for drones.
OptiKey is an open source on-screen keyboard that lets you type and click with your eyes
A software developer in London has spent the past 3 1/2 years to build OptiKey, an assistive on-screen keyboard compatible with eye-tracking devices.
Lost GoPro found two years later, incredible footage of Earth finally retrieved
Some friends attached a GoPro camera to a weather balloon, sent it up into the stratosphere, and lost track of it. Two years later, they got it back.
Don’t know what to wear tonight? A machine algorithm can tell you what’s in fashion
The machines are coming -- to tell us what’s in and out of fashion. A group of researchers have developed a system that can identify fashion trends.
Freewheel is the world’s first fitness tracker for wheelchairs
The Freewheel is a fitness tracker for people who use wheelchairs. The device can collect movement data and send it to a smartphone or smartwatch.
Apple spent nearly $700,000 in 2014 to protect CEO Tim Cook
The recent revelation that Apple spent nearly $700,000 to protect CEO Tim Cook last year is getting a lot of attention for some reason.
NFL replays will be a lot more fun this season, thanks to RFID chips in players’ shoulder pads
The NFL is about to get a lot geekier. This season, every NFL player will have RFID chips embedded in his shoulder pads, which will make for better replays.
Twitter deletes tweets that include the text of stolen jokes, points to copyright policy
Did you hear the one about Twitter deleting tweets because they were reported as stolen jokes?
