SpaceX’s 2018 Mars mission has a few legal hurdles to clear, but NASA’s helping out
SpaceX is going full steam ahead to prepare for its mission to Mars, but it appears to be getting some help from the U.S. government on legal hurdles.
U.S. Marshalls raid a Chinese hoverboard maker’s booth at CES
US Marshals shut down the booth of Changzhou First International Trade Co. Thursday, and the company was left with an empty booth and lots of questions.
The Spotlight Cam is Ring's latest outdoor security camera
Ring's Floodlight Cam required a wired connection. The smaller Ring Spotlight Cam builds on that camera, adding a battery-powered option.
What is the Fermi Paradox? The strange mystery of why we can’t find E.T.
Astrophysicists tell us that alien life should be plentiful. If that's the case, why haven't we found them yet? That's the Fermi Paradox.
Startup uses Amazon Dash tech to enable customized one-touch tasks
A Maryland startup uses Amazon's recently open-sourced Dash button technology to make all kinds of tasks as simple as the press of a button.
Walmart invites its employees to deliver packages to customers’ homes
Looking to expand upon its no-membership-needed two-day shipping option, Walmart is asking its employees to deliver packages to customers.
JetBlue wants the selfie to be the new standard for airline access
A joint test between JetBlue and U.S. Customs and Border Protection will test the feasibility of using facial recognition to speed boarding.
What is the Mandela Effect? We explain the causes of false memories
Large segments of the population believe events have occurred that actually haven't. Why is this happening? It's called the Mandela Effect.
Seven dead in India after fake news spread over WhatsApp incites mob violence
A widely shared false rumor on WhatsApp about child abductions led to mob violence in two cities in India last week, local police say.
Drone users no longer have to register with the FAA, but that may change
A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that found the FAA's current drone registration efforts run afoul of current law.
5 tech trends that will change the world in 2017
What can you expect to be talking about -- and lusting over -- in 2017? Here's our list of five technology trends that we'll be watching in the New Year.
Look to the skies: You won't want to miss these incredible celestial events in 2017
From lunar and solar eclipses, to meteor showers and a supermoon, you won't want to miss these celestial events happening in 2017.
Key fob-sized WeatherAtPoint is your own personal weather station
WeatherAtPoint's bullet-shaped key fob plugs into your smartphone's headphone jack and measures temperature, humidity, pressure, and UV.
Joe Carnahan to direct ‘X-Force’ movie, co-write it with Ryan Reynolds
Joe Carnahan will direct the highly anticipated X-Force movie, with Carnahan and Reynolds working together to write the screenplay.
Spaceworks may have a real-world stasis chamber for space travel by 2018
While stasis chambers in space travel has long been a theme in science fiction, Spaceworks is working to make this science a reality.
Signs suggest that 101Hero, the $49 3D printer, was too good to be true
101Hero promised Kickstarter backers a functional 3D printer for as little as $49. But many haven't got theirs yet, or it just doesn't work.
Individuals can't buy a Latch smart lock, but businesses, property managers can
While Latch's smart lock has been out for over a year, the company is just now starting to ship it to customers, but not individuals.
Don't count out net neutrality in Donald Trump's America just yet
If President Obama's signature digital policy achievement -- net neutrality -- is to withstand Trump, the smaller players need to step up.
Picture this: A new imaging technology might better detect disease
HySP imaging technology allows researchers to distinctly identify different proteins and molecules. Could it help in finding disease?
Ever see a chip implanted in someone? One of our own puts his body on the line
Digita lTrends' live stream has it all, from the cool to the bizarre. But wait until you see our Cool Tech editor get an NFC implant on TV.
Sony chief puts spotlight on its impressive CES lineup led by stunning OLED TV
Sony designed its new OLED TV to look like all but a "work of art" on your wall, Sony Electronics President Mike Fasulo said at CES.
Indiegogo makes its presence known at CES 2017, with 200 companies represented
Just five years ago, Indiegogo only had two companies to show off at CES. Now with more than 200, the company is moving past crowdfunding.