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Team collaboration solutions provider Slack last week announced that one of the secure development lifecycle (SDL) tools used internally by the company has been released as open source.

Some of the biggest companies in the world successfully advertise with animation. The Animatron Studio allows you to bring your ideas to life.

A Facebook engineer allegedly told a woman on Tinder that he was a "professional stalker" and she was "hard to find."

Facebook's new facial recognition features makes some people uneasy, but the tool could help find missing people. Australian organisation Missing Persons Action Network (MPAN) has launched a campaign called Invisible Fri...

The Menlo Park-based nonprofit research group SRI International has been awarded three contracts by the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to wage war on the newest front in fake news. Specifi...

As antibiotic-resistant superbugs continue to spread, some bacteria can actually eat antibiotics. A study from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis reveals why this could be a good thing.

You’ll need a laptop or desktop to download your data; it’s not possible with the Instagram app.

Now when you think of Sanyo, you'll picture a Canadian Roku TV.

Facebook developer conference kicks off amid scandal

Researchers get hold of a copy of Kim Jong Un regime's mysterious internal 'SiliVaccine' antivirus software provided only to its citizens - and find a few surprises.

Intangible Labs raised $133 million from established investors to create a stable coin with an "algorithmic central bank."

A cybersecurity firm called Computest has found that the infotainment systems inside some Audi and VW cars is vulnerable to remote hacking. The researchers who discovered the issue are Daan Keuper and Thijs Alkemade. The...

What do astronauts, microbes, and plants all have in common? Each relies on deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) - essentially a computer code for living things - to grow and thrive.

Seeking to appease customers like Apple and Huawei -- and government regulators as well -- chipmaker Qualcomm has switched to a more affordable patent licensing model, particularly for makers of high-end and/or 5G-capabl...

SpaceX's rocket just isn't big enough to please NASA, Boeing says. Shouldn't a big, important space agency be looking for a longer, more powerful rocket to fulfill its deep-space desires?

Snap Inc. will release its first-quarter earnings report Tuesday, giving investors a better idea of whether changes in the company's advertising and design strategies are helping increase revenue and user growth. The Ven...

Product Announcement Systech Illinois announced the fully automatic OxySense Model 8100e Oxygen Transmission Rate Analyzer. It suits food, pharmaceutical and medical device packagers, film converters and resin producers ...

Whether your Google Home is Mini, Max, or the original, setting it up is a breeze. The Google Home line has grown, and even as it keeps expanding, setting one up remains the same easy process. From the cute little Google...

Fotcase is a new camera strap equipped with a special X-bracing on the back, which distributes weight proportionally across both shoulders. Fotcase starts a 30-days crowdfunding campaign today on Kickstarter.com with a g...

Research appearing today in Nature Communications finds useful new information-handling potential in samples of tin(II) sulfide (SnS), a candidate "valleytronics" transistor material that might one day enable chipmakers ...

A new company is injecting agility into the supply chain by optimizing their warehouses and inventory services. The post New company turns warehousing into a service appeared first on Springwise.

(San Francisco State University) Researchers in San Francisco State University's Muscle Physiology Laboratory discover a new method for analyzing an important metabolic protein in muscles.