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CTO of Google's self-driving car project steps down
Chris Urmson is leaving after more than seven years with Google's self-driving car team.
Flaw in Samsung Pay lets hackers wirelessly skim credit cards
The tokens that are used to make purchases can be easily stolen and used in other hardware to make fraudulent transactions.
Report: White House considers elevating status of Cyber Command
The military branch, responsible for offensive and defensive cyber activities, would be separated from the NSA under the reported plan.
Five Rio Olympics technology innovations
As the 2016 Summer Olympics kick off tonight, we list five technology innovations introduced for the sporting competitions in Rio de Janeiro.
SoftBank's Pepper robot is coming to North America: Here's how you can meet... her?
SoftBank Robotics America plans to launch Pepper in North America later this year, but in the meantime developers can get to know the humanoid robot by visiting her at b8ta in Palo Alto.
How to watch the Rio Olympics on the internet
More of the Olympics will be available online than over conventional TV. Here's how to watch it.
Why Amazon is building its own air cargo network: Shipping costs are surging
If you follow the money and the billions of dollars spent on shipping, Amazon's move to create its own air force is an experiment worth taking.
The best tech inventions of all time: Manufacturing marvels
In this series we take a look at things that have changed the way we work and enhanced our lives. In part seven we take a look at marvelous manufacturing innovations that have enabled us to advance our civilization.
FireEye plans layoffs, cuts outlook as sales of its security services weaken
According to FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia, changes in the threat environment have resulted in lower sales of its security subscriptions and products.
Will Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 make iris scanning mainstream?
Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 adds iris scanning as an additional layer of security. Enterprises need to watch how it scales and integrate it into security policies.
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