SpaceX wants to launch a rocket every two weeks from its new Florida site
SpaceX is about to ramp up its launch schedule to a level not seen in its seven-year history of rocket launches.
Developer shows off ‘Final Fantasy XIV’ gameplay on Microsoft’s HoloLens
A Twitter user has demonstrated what Final Fantasy XIV looks like with support from Microsoft's HoloLens headset.
This music app uses a clever new technique to preserve (and improve) your hearing
TSC Music is a new smartphone music app that detects the worst key frequency of your hearing and stimulates it.
Uber’s newest hire aims to help the company make flying vehicles a reality
Former NASA advanced aircraft engineer Mark Moore will join Uber as the director of engineering for the company's flying car project.
Swarm AI correctly predicted the outcome of Super Bowl LI, right down to the final score
Artificial intelligence software accurately predicted the outcome of the Super Bowl right down to the 34-28 score.
DIY lace-tightening shoes are where Lego meets ‘Back to the Future Part II’
Always dreamed of 'Back to the Future Part II'-style shoes? Vimal Patel created his own with Lego, old sneakers and a glue gun.
Bill Nye forecasts next 50 years, says we’re at a technological crossroad
Asked by an engineering student what he thinks the future holds for technology, Bill Nye the Science Guy asserts that we're at a crossroads.
Scientists discover way to eliminate chemotherapy side effects in mice
Scientists may have found a way to eliminate the nasty side effects of chemotherapy, while retaining all the good stuff.
New computer vision app helps travelers interpret foreign road signs on the fly
Startup Mapillary is a computer vision startup uses deep learning neural networks to recognize the world's road signs.
Satellites tremble as Japan's 'space junk' collection mission ends in failure
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's experimental "space junk" cleanup mission ended in failure Monday morning.
Pod racers: SpaceX’s Hyperloop competition pits concepts head-to-head
Teams from around the world competed at the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition to help bring Elon Musk's futuristic idea to life.
Qatar Airways breaks record with a flight many wouldn’t want to take
Like flying? Love long haul? So how about saving up for a seat on Qatar's Doha-to-Auckland route, a record-breaking flight taking 17.5 hours.
Amazon’s Super Bowl ad proves it hasn’t given up the dream of drone delivery
It's nowhere near a full-fledged service but Amazon nevertheless put its Prime Air delivery drone into one of its Super Bowls ads on Sunday
Drone flights at the world’s busiest airport? What’s going on?
The FAA has for the first time allowed a company to fly drones at a major airport, in this case at the world's busiest.
It may look revolting, but this mannequin head camera could be future of VR porn
Porn tech pioneer VR Bangers has created a disembodied mannequin head that records the audio and visual nuances of intimacy.
Need help with your taxes this year? Watson is here for you at H&R Block
Last week, the artificial intelligence system Watson announced a partnership with H&R Block to reinvent tax preparation.
Too big to flop: Inside Indiegogo's plan to circumvent crowdfunding failures
Fed up with exciting crowdfunding projects which never deliver as promised? Indiegogo's CEO has a plan to help backers and entrepreneurs.
Google wants you to have remote meetings via a drone
As per a new Google patent, the tech giant has plans for a small, screen-equipped quadcopter to help out with teleconferences.
Just hope it doesn’t ring: Hitler’s personal phone is up for auction
The phone used by Adolf Hitler as his personal handset is up for auction and it's expected to go for as much as $300,000.
Kickstarter called ‘Capuchin’ looks like offspring of a scooter and mountain bike
Can't decide between a scooter and a mountain bike? Florida-based startup Monkey Faction has created a stylish mash-up of both.
Weekly Rewind: Your home tap system, pizza on Messenger, and the return of the black cab
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top 10 tech stories.
Powerful “boost mode” for old games hidden in latest PlayStation 4 update
The PS4 version 4.50 update has one feature Sony didn't mention: A "boost mode" that soups up old games on PS4 Pro.
Watch a modified motorized skateboard shred on solid ice
German electric skateboard company Mellow Boards has come up with a way to let its skateboards travel on ice. Seriously.
Experimental Zika virus vaccine shown to be 100% effective in animal trials
An experimental new Zika virus vaccine has a 100 percent success rate in lab tests involving mice and monkeys.
Add some smarts to any old pair of glasses with Kai, now on Kickstarter
Thanks to Kai, a new clip on just launched on Kickstarter, you can turn any old pair of spectacles into smart spectacles
Realdoll is building a fleet of AI-powered sex robots with customizable personalities
Sex doll manufacturer Realdoll is dipping its toe into the world of AI and robotics with a new concept for a robot sex assistant.
Robotic skin: Researchers created a material twice as sensitive as human skin
Researchers have now designed a material that exceeds the sensitivity of human skin and may be used as an artificial skin for robots.
Forget about flying your drone at Sunday’s Super Bowl
If you're down Houston way with your drone on Sunday and you're thinking how cool it'd be to get an aerial shot of the Super Bowl, forget it.
Sales are high for GoPro, but confidence in the firm drops after Karma recall
GoPro's financial reports show a bright fourth quarter, but an overall loss compared to 2015, and its stock price has fallen.
LG’s patented wrap-around display seems pointless, but still looks awesome
LG has been awarded a very interesting patent for a phone design -- in fact, the design includes a display that wraps around the top.
Early trials suggest deep brain stimulation can significantly reduce heroin addiction
Deep Brain Stimulation is already used to treat Parkinson's disease, but new research suggests it could also help addicts kick heroin habits.
This clever little projector system teaches your kids how to draw pictures and write the alphabet
Want to teach your kid to draw? FollowGrams is a smart projector that lets children turn any picture they’ve taken into a traceable image.
Ford built this high-tech hub in New York to prove it’s more than a car company
As a part of its effort to build a portfolio of products that empower smarter cities, Ford has opened its first "hub" in New York