If you’re horrified by the prospect of eating food containing genes that were altered by some industrial food giant, Chipotle will tell you what’s what in its ingredients. Just don’t expect to be eating much that’s on the menu.
For people interested in wearable computing but uninterested in funny looking glasses or hypothetical wristwatches, there will soon be a new alternative: computerized socks.
The first flight for the Airbus A350, the plane maker’s answer to Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner, has occurred today in France.
It used to be that the National Security Agency and its ilk had to pay through the nose for the latest in spying technology. But now, the NSA has another, much cheaper avenue for great spy technology at its disposal: open-source software.
For the guy who has everything, here’s something you won’t find in even the most awesome man cave: A personal IMAX theater system.
The average retail price for a hearing aid today runs from $3,000 to $6,000. If you know anyone who has bought one recently, you’ve probably heard them gripe about how expensive the devices—which insurers in the U.S. do not typically cover—cost.
The stakes are higher than usual for Apple's annual developer conference this year.
Google Wallet, the mobile software that allows Android users to pay for purchases online and in stores with their phones, has become a money pit.
Wall Street has come to realize that while computers are great at making money in a very short amount of time, they're even better at losing it in a very short amount of time.
Anonymous is on the verge of launching a news site.
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