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Shot Down? New FAA Rules Could Scuttle Amazon, Google Drone Plans
Regulations reportedly under consideration would require operators to maintain line-of-sight contact with unmanned aerial vehicles.
NYC Free Wi-Fi Plan Isn’t Really Free: Data Collection, Advertising Space At The Heart Of CityBridge
Ambitious plan will generate a trove of monetizable data about what people are doing on the streets of New York.
Google's First Times Square Ad Will Be For Android
Forget roadside billboards. Google is taking over one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world with its Android ad.
EU Plan Calls For Google Break Up, Search Unbundling
The plan reportedly calls for the unbundling of Google Search from its other products and services.
Google's 'Contributor' Is Latest Test In Ad-Free Web: Can It Scale Beyond Niche Publishers?
Google's experiment with an ad-free Web could drive a new way of monetizing community-based websites, but can it scale to larger audiences?
Russia Sends Mig-31 Foxhound Fighter Jets To Ukraine Border, In Escalation Of Tension Over Separatist Region: Report
The Mig-31 Foxhound is the fastest military aircraft around, and it would change the game in Ukraine's skies.
How To Install Android 5.0 Lollipop-Based CM12 Custom ROM For Galaxy S5
Here is a tutorial showing how to install CM12 ROM based on Android 5.0 Lollipop on the Galaxy S5.
Google Inc. Experiments With An Ad-Free Web
Readers pay a few dollars to view select websites without ads.
Amazon Joins The 'Race To Build A Green Internet' With A 100% Renewable Energy Pledge For Its Cloud Division
The Seattle-based retailer has been criticized by green groups for relying too heavily on carbon-intensive coal power.
Android 5.0 Lollipop: Leaks Show Google’s New OS On Samsung Galaxy Note 3 And HTC One M8
Android 5.0 is expected to release for devices like the Galaxy Note 3 and HTC One M8 in a few months, but check it out right now.
Google Play App Store To Be Launched In China: Report
Google, which left China in 2010, could have access to a huge user base if Chinese authorities allow it to launch the app store.
A Blind 13-Year-Old Might Be Able To Go To College For Dance Thanks To Google Glass
Meet Benjamin Yonattan, a 13-year-old with retinal dystrophy, which made his vision akin to "looking through a straw."
Google Tweaks Search Results To Boost The Mobile Web As Apps Take Over
Google is hoping its latest changes to its search results will make the Web more "mobile-friendly" and maybe drive ad revenue.
Xiaomi Looks Beyond Hardware, Will Invest $300 Million In Baidu's iQIYI Video Unit
China's burgeoning smartphone market is pushing handset makers such as Xiaomi to invest in video to win more buyers.
Times Square's Latest Attraction? Its Biggest Billboard Yet
Crowds gathered to see the biggest LED screen in the U.S. light up for the first time. Soon, they will see Google's advertising there.
Epson Moverio BT-200 Hands On: Will It Be A Google Glass Competitor? [VIDEO]
Legacy brands have horses in the smartglass race too -- and it’s not just Google anymore.
IBM Unveils Verse, Looks To Make Email Less Annoying [Video]
Verse messaging system will automatically prioritize email and allow users to share content.
Why Samsung's Move To Build Smartphones In Vietnam Will Help It Better Compete In China
To compete with low-cost smartphones in China, Samsung is learning it has to move operations to Vietnam.
Two Years Later, Consumers Don't Actually Want Google Glass
A number of Google Glass developers report that they've ceased working on apps for the futuristic face computer.
Facebook Working On Professional Website ‘Facebook At Work’ To Compete With LinkedIn, Others
The website, which will directly compete with LinkedIn, could reportedly also steal market share from Google and Microsoft.
Net Neutrality As 'Obamacare For The Internet' Is 'Baloney,' Franken Says
Sen. Al Franken took issue with Sen. Ted Cruz's claim net neutrality is "Obamacare for the Internet."
Nexus 5 Owners Are Running Into Problems With Android L [Updated]
Google’s update brings “material design” along with a few bugs.
How To Prepare For Jihad According To Al-Qaeda: Cut Carbs, Know Your Weapons And Practice Pilates
Young recruits need to know their weapons, cut the carbs and do Pilates, according to the manual, now available online.
Google-Backed Satellite Project Aims To Track, Eliminate Illegal Fishing Around The World
At current overharvesting rates, all the world's fisheries will have collapsed by 2048, experts have warned.
Android 5.0 Lollipop Now Available For Most Nexus Devices; OTA Updates Available
An engineering program manager at Android has announced that Android 5.0 Lollipop with the build LRX21T is “locked and loaded” for the Nexus 4.
Windows 10: Microsoft Releases New Mouse Gestures, User Requests In Latest 'Technical Preview'
Catching up to Apple might appear to be a trend, but Microsoft also has plenty of new tricks up its sleeves.
Critical Net Neutrality Columns In Time, WSJ Leave Out Mention Of Authors' Financial Ties
After President Obama's remarks on net neutrality, Time and WSJ published columns from authors with telecom ties.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Breaks Market Cap Record As Stock Surges To All-Time High After Series Of Upgrades
Apple shares surged on Thursday to $113.20, setting a new all-time high to become the most valuable company in the world.
Taylor Swift Is On YouTube Music Key, But Is There Room For Yet Another Streaming Service?
Analysts say the new streaming service may need more than the pop megastar to differentiate itself from rivals.
YouTube 'Music Key' Subscription Service Launches Next Week, With Spotify, Beats Music In Its Crosshairs
Following YouTube's licensing deal with indie music rights agency Merlin, the launch of 'Music Key' subscription streaming service.


