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AI Will Help Self-Navigating Ships Plot Their Ways, First Fleet Expected By 2025

The technology is expected to be used with cargo ships, long before it even comes to regular ships or cruise ships.

Xbox Project Scorpio Specs Include 9GB DDR5 RAM, Executive says

The gaming console will be launched Tuesday at E3 2017. Mike Ybarra, corporate vice president of Xbox and Windows gaming platform, Microsoft, revealed on Twitter that the company has unlocked an extra GB of RAM.

Pepe The Frog Meme Ban: Apple Rejects App Featuring Alt-Right Character From The App Store

An app featuring Pepe The Frog, a character and meme loved by the alt-right, was rejected from Apple's App Store.

iOS 11 App Store Review Update: Apps Will No Longer Be Able To Constantly Ask For Reviews On iOS

Apps download from the Apple App Store will now no longer be able to constantly prompt users for a review thanks to a recent change made by Apple.

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China Is Cracking Down On Cheating High School Exam Takers With Drones, Facial Recognition

Authorities are using facial recognition and drones to catch students cheating on the "gaokao," the college entrance exam.

UK Election Results And Brexit: What Do They Mean For Cryptocurrency Value?

The British pound has been a "safe haven" currency, but will Europe's political upheaval over Brexit now boost bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies?

iPhone 8 Release Date News: Samsung To Deliver 80 Million OLED Panels To Apple, Report Says

Samsung is on schedule with Apple's iPhone 8 OLED display order, while component production for the 2017 iPhone lineup has begun.

Gay Pride Parades 2017: Google Maps Adds Routes For 35 Cities To App

Google Maps added the routes for 35 Pride parades around the world marked by colorful icons.

iPhone 8 Rumors: 10th Anniversary Phone Might Not Support Faster Gigabit Speeds Due To Qualcomm Dispute

Bloomberg's report claims Apple might limit the iPhone 8's cellular data speeds as it gets modems from both Qualcomm and Intel.

Elon Musk Rants On Twitter, Says He Started Tesla Because Big Auto Companies Killed The Electric Car

Elon Musk revealed why he and other engineers started Tesla and said that soon almost all superchargers will be disconnected from the electricity grid.

NASA Planet Concept Art: How Artists, Researchers Accurately Depict Exoplanets, Stars, Galaxies

The artists at NASA who create concept art to accompany announcements use real data to do so.

DoubleSwitch Twitter Hack: New Attack Targets Activists On Twitter

Activists around the world are being subjected to a new type of attack that attempts to compromise their social media profiles and spread false information to their followers.

Heart Disease Drugs, Treatment: Snake Venom Treats Condition Without Bleeding Side Effect, Study Says

Scientists are using the venom of a snake from Southeast Asia to make a heart disease drug.

Samsung's Curved Gaming Monitors Come With Ultrawide 49-Inch Model

The three curved gaming monitors from Samsung come with HDR support, AMD's Radeon FreeSync 2 and Quantum Dot panels.

Facebook Post In Thailand That Insulted Royals Gets Man 35 Years In Jail

The 33-year old, known just as Wichai, is accused of violating Lese-Majeste Rules.

'Call of Duty: WWII' Multiplayer Five Divisions Revealed

"Call of Duty: WWII" Multiplayer ditches the create-a-class system in favor of the new Divisions system that lets players choose from five very different types of soldier class.

Apple iPhones With iOS 11 Will Have Better Camera Formats, Save Storage

iOS 11 uses HEIF/HEVC camera formats, which take much less storage space on the device.

Microsoft Adds New Features, Improvements To Latest Windows 10 Test Build

Microsoft's latest build for Windows 10 comes with a redesigned UI for Action Center, improved Edge features, smarter Cortana and better stylus support.

BlackBerry KeyOne Bend Test Shows Display Isn't Glued Down With Adhesive

The BlackBerry KeyOne was put through a durability test where it was discovered that its display can easily pop out.

OnePlus 5: Expected Features Of Device Launching June 20

OnePlus 5 will be launched in a livestream in the U.S. on June 20.

Pokémon Go Solstice Event: Fire-Type, Ice-Type Pokémon, More XP, Lucky Eggs And More

Pokémon Go is celebrating its first anniversary Tuesday with a Solstice event

Facebook Files Patent That Takes Secret Photos To Detect Your Emotions

A patent filing from Facebook has the company exploring ways to further fine-tune its News Feed.

Zusy Malware: Malicious Attack Installs Via Mouseover

A strand of malware known as Zusy doesn't require users to click on anything, just hover a cursor over a link to install.

Android O Beta Confirms System Version As 8.0

Developers have discovered the 8.0 version number within the settings of the third Android O beta software.

AirPods iOS 11 Update: Headphones Will Automatically Sync With Apple TV With tvOS 11, Plus More

tvOS 11 will automatically sync AirPods with the Apple TV, developer beta shows. Read more recent Apple news on speaker features and the HomePod.

Climate Change News: 2017 Has Been One Of The Hottest, Most Extreme On Record When It Comes To Weather

NOAA is reporting this spring was warmer than average, and this year has had more extreme weather than most years on record.

Microsoft Buys Cybersecurity Company Hexadite To Respond To Cyberattacks

Microsoft purchases U.S.- and Israeli-based cybersecurity firm Hexadite to help defend against to cyberattacks.

Kognito Uses Video-Game Like Avatars, Simulations To Teach Difficult Health Scenarios

Kognito is a company that uses conversational simulations with video game-like avatars for health applications including veteran care and substance abuse ed.

What Old Dinosaur Bones Reveal: 3D Technology Reveals Fossil Secrets

There wasn’t much technology to examine dinosaur fossils when this megalosaurus was discovered, so scientists did a 3D scan and found something hidden in the bones.