Google finally gets the green light for its London ‘landscraper’ campus
Google has officially submitted plans for its stunning London campus dubbed "the landscraper" for being as long as a skyscraper is tall.
Watch how this photographer uses a game controller to speed through Lightroom
Lightroom user? PlayStation gamer? A photographer demonstrates how to use your PS controller to navigate through the photo editing process.
Twitter Night Mode for desktop is already live for some users
If you use Twitter on a desktop or laptop then you may already be able to use its night/dark mode, which the company is currently testing.
Facebook mounts assault on Netflix and Amazon with new ‘Watch’ platform
Facebook is about to launch a new video tab called "Watch" that marks the start of the company's big push into original programming.
Audiobooks for dogs is now a thing, but will you buy one?
Audible has teamed up with dog expert Cesar Millan to launch a bunch of audiobooks that your pooch will apparently love.
Panasonic’s self-driving wheelchairs are now trundling around a Tokyo airport
Panasonic has started testing a self-driving wheelchair that could help those with limited mobility to get around during the Tokyo Olympics.
A Boston Dynamics robot fell off a stage, and the audience loved it
People love it when a humanoid robot bites the dust, so sit back and enjoy the moment Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot took a tumble.
Pilotless planes? No thanks, say more than half of travelers
Even if they were told the technology was perfectly safe, more than half of travelers still don't like the idea of pilotless planes.
Amazon delivery drones may dock on trains and ships, patent shows
Amazon is still some way from launching a full-fledged drone delivery service, but work on a slew of related ideas shows the plan is for real.
SpaceX teases November launch of ‘world’s most powerful rocket’
Elon Musk is gearing up for the November launch of the Falcon Heavy, touted by SpaceX as "the world's most powerful rocket."
A Boeing Dreamliner pilot spent 18 hours drawing a giant plane over the U.S.
A Boeing pilot on an engine-test flight took a rather unusual route during the 18-hour journey over the U.S earlier this week.
Tethered drones to help Secret Service provide security for president
The Secret Service is to use a tethered drone this month for surveillance operations geared toward protecting President Trump.
Uniqlo wants you to buy clothes from a vending machine
Uniqlo is hoping its new vending machine will help bring its range of reasonably priced clothing to more people in the U.S.
DJI’s Spark drone was already feature-packed, but now it can do even more
Drone giant DJI has added some new video and photo features to its diminutive Spark drone so now you can have even more fun with it.
Hyperloop One transport system speeds forward with first test on full-scale track
Hyperloop One is edging toward making its super-fast transportation system a reality, recently completing a full-scale test run.
A drone came uncomfortably close to a United Airlines jet landing at Newark
A drone was spotted flying close to a United Airlines passenger jet coming in to land at Newark Liberty International Airport on Sunday.
Before robot soccer players can beat humans, they’ll need to stop toppling over
Judging by some of the footage from the recent RoboCup contest, the organizer's ambition to build a top team by 2050 looks somewhat hopeful.
Woman uses foot massage machine on her shoulders with tragic consequences
A foot massage machine reportedly strangled a woman to death in Japan last week when she tried to use it on her neck and shoulders.
The Numi solar backpack gives travelers security, and a lot of power
If you're looking for a comfortable backpack to keep your stuff safe and your gadgets powered up, then check out the Numi.
Drone-owning Brits will have to register their machine and take a test
New rules aimed at hobbyist drone pilots in the U.K. mean they'll soon have to add their details to a database and also take a test.