Category: Tech news

A shiny new display tech is on its way—but to OLED fans, it might look awfully familiar.

Scientists have grown real, twitching muscle from chunks of flesh before. But now, they’ve made muscle fibers out of undifferentiated stem cells.

The journey starts with a shape-shifting electric vehicle called the e-Palette.

The battle for the voice-controlled future is going to be fought on a thousand fronts.

Former Google engineer James Damore, who was fired in August after posting a screed against the company’s affirmative-action policies, sued Google Monday for discriminating against whites, males, and conservatives.

Facebook’s M once heralded the possibilities of chatbots. Its demise highlights the technology’s limitations.

Until ad networks vet what comes through more closely, those redirect ads aren’t going anywhere.

Processor giant Qualcomm makes its move from mobile devices to, well, everything else.

Byton’s electric car concept is heavy on flash, but has substance under the skin.

Ever wonder where all those old devices end up?

Foddy’s newest stumper is a joke—one that might laugh with you, but definitely laughs at you.

Neo, a venture fund paired with an invite-only network, isn’t a tech incubator, but it aims to catalyze startups like one

 Google’s here, and it’s planning something big. The company’s presence is impossible to miss as you drive down Paradise Road toward the Las Vegas Convention Center. Like much the rest of the show, the company’s parking lot booth is still under construction today, but the giant, black and white “Hey Google” sign is already hanging above it, visible from… Read More

 In comparison to an anemic 2016 for venture-backed technology IPOs, 2017 was a much better year. Companies as diverse as Yext, Cloudera, Blue Apron, StitchFix, and SendGrid all went public last year, not to mention one of the most anticipated IPOs of the past few years, Snapchat. Looking forward to this year, there are a bunch of potential companies on the docket that could go public, and… Read More

 Add the surprise return of the cassette tape to the long list of why the last couple of years have been some of the strangest in recent memory. After a number of strong years for the vinyl record, the media’s successor had a good 12 months, as sales in the US rose a solid 35-percent, according to Nielsen Music.  The cassette tape doesn’t appear to be on track for the same kind… Read More