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Google wants to stop VR trolling before it begins, with some help from poker-playing dogs
Daydream Labs wants to nudge virtual reality players to behave better towards each other.
Swirlds releases software development kit for its blockchain alternative
Kit includes browser OS, source code, and guidelines for writing and running new apps
Windows 10: More free upgrade and activation questions answered
Here are a few more answers to some nagging questions about Windows 10 upgrades and activation in the post-Anniversary-Update era.
Macy's will close 100 stores so it can spend more on digital tech
The retailer on Thursday said it's working to align its in-store and online shopping experiences by allocating more funds to its digital businesses and ongoing stores.
Alibaba 1Q revenue climbs 59 percent to $4.84B
Fuelled by growth across several businesses including mobile, e-commerce, and cloud, Alibaba's revenue for the June quarter hits 32.15 million yuan (US$4.84 billion).
Brazilian banks discuss Samsung Pass rollouts
The South Korean firm is in talks with local institutions about possible trials of the iris scanning technology
IBM gets R big data on-ramp for Watson via Columbus Collaboratory
IBM is looking to enhance its connection between Watson and data scientists via an R extension called CognizeR.
Microsoft and Boeing set a course for the Azure Cloud
Microsoft and Boeing are each leaders in their field; they're also neighbors on the east side of Seattle. Here's how these two peas in a pod are using Azure data technologies to make commercial flights more efficient and even (gasp!) more pleasant.
Tech gets the Brexit blues as confidence slides
But will the UK's new government even care what the dotcom crowd thinks, anyway?
Millions of VW cars at risk: Wireless hack lets crooks clone Volkswagen keys
Researchers find flaws in the keyless entry system used in around 100 million vehicles from the Volkswagen Group.
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