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Google has revealed an epic plan that involves redesigning much of its Mountain View campus to look like glass canopies. The New York Times first reported that Google was getting ready to submit a proposal for a new camp...

Is it possible to never pay for wireless-phone service again? For 30 days, WSJ reporter Ryan Knutson disconnected his iPhone from AT&T and lived entirely off the free Wi-Fi connections--and it worked.

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The world lost one of science fiction's greatest treasures, Leonard Nimoy, on Friday. Not only was his role as Spock an inspiration, but he also enriched his life beyond Star Trek as a writer, photographer, voice actor, ...

The lung ailment is a leading killer in the U.S. --

Twitter has taken some additional steps to help users deal with online harassment, it announced Thursday. Too bad they still fall well short of what's needed. Give Twitter credit for trying, though. Its first change lets...

San Diego-based outfit Alternative Ballistics has developed an innovative new firearm attachment that could give officers the ability to dampen their bullets and make them less lethal, potentially preventing unnecessary ...

 In a post on its official Tumblr, the United States’ Office of the Director of National Intelligence noted that it sought and received a reauthorization of its telephony metadata program, authorized under Section 215...

Lenovo's website has been hacked, highlighting the lack of security the company has demonstrated over the past week with the Superfish scandal. Now that customers are aware of it's security woes, there are a number of th...

The great city of London currently has something of a fascination with pedestrian bridges to span the waterway that bisects the city. The latest project is for a bridge that will connect Nine Elms to Pimlico in the Borou...

Lasrick writes Dawn Stover writes in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists that climate change is irreversible but not unstoppable. She describes the changes that are happening already and also those likely to happen, an...

China will enforce an even tighter control over online names starting on March 1st, and it's already begun nuking any account that doesn't conform to its standards. A handful of powerful internet companies in the country...

It may not be too long, however, until patients will be able to ward off their agonies simply by playing virtual reality games.

A man whose retina was destroyed was able to see again, thanks to an implanted retinal prostheses.

After two failed attempts to enact rules for Internet traffic, regulators adopted a heavily criticized -- but legally stronger -- strategy to try to make sure their net neutrality rules stand up in court.

schwit1 sends news that vandalism on the outskirts of Phoenix, Arizona knocked out internet and telephone service for hours across much of the state's northern region. ATMs, credit card functionality, and emergency servi...

Dana Primo, who has led the HR at ironSource since 2012, has played a pivotal role in the success of the company. This is quite impressive since she only had one job in HR prior to ironSource

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Silicon Valley shuttle drivers for Apple, eBay and others vote to unionize          

From search to mobile to self-driving cars, Google's futuristic ambitions seem limitless — and that attitude now also applies to commercial real estate. The tech giant on Friday unveiled an ambitious proposal that rei...

Drivers in several states had names and license numbers in May 2014          

Nimoy inspired many members of the Scientific American community, some of whom offer remembrances here --