Google – The Search Engine Giant has expanded security controls for its users furthermore by presenting a site that can answer frequently asked inquiries about expanding concerns over how the search engine uses such an immense amount of information. Google’s new site can also answer commonly asked questions, like whether

Taking Wearable Technology to the next level, Hairware combines beauty and tech into one product “The conscious use of unconscious auto-contact behaviors,” is the tagline of the hottest new wearable technology called Hairware. The wearable device translates hair-related gestures into common messaging means. The specially designed hair extensions recognize certain user based behaviors that are not

Google’s experimental 3D-scanning tablet goes on sale for $512 Available now to the general public, Googles three-dimensional scanning Project Tango tablet is on sale for the competitive price of $512 at the Google Store. Up to this point, Googles Project Tango tablet was just a concept with the targeted end user being developers, since

Microsoft has announced that it will release Windows 10 on 29 July, 2015 and Threshold is the codename given to it. It is also said that Windows 10 will be the last version of Windows.  Windows 10 is targeted to connect all the Microsoft running devices such as Personal Computers,

Google announced today the launch of their new ‘My Account’ dashboard, allowing for better privacy and security controls, while also making it easier for users to control their settings for these things. As Googles blog states: Today, we’re rolling out two significant improvements to our privacy and security tools: a new hub

(main photo) Susanna Pershern/Courtesy of U.S. National Parks Service Divers find interesting artifacts in ancient slave ship found in Africa – soon to be unveiled in Cape Town Recovered form the dive site are things such as the iron bars (pictured above) that were once used as ballast on the slave

Prosthetic limbs are heavy, clunky and are becoming obsolete, thanks to companies like HACKberry. HACKberry was spawned from a Japanese company named exii. They have built one of the first bionic arms that not only looks cool and functions well, but offers the source code to their products absolutely free. Coming in at

The Planetary Society breathes a sigh of relief as communications are made with silent LightSail Spacecraft #LIGHTSAIL IS BACK! More to come. Our #LightSail reporter @jasonrdavis has live updates. High five, everyone! https://t.co/jkxgkIKIMd — Planetary Society (@exploreplanets) May 31, 2015 Good news for Bill Nye and the Planetary Society as

You may be thinking that should such a car exist that it will look like something from another planet. That is of course until you see the actual Volvo Self-Parking Driverless Car. Don’t rush out quite yet to your local dealer to put your order in, as it isn’t expected

iPhones have had a few small issues over the years. Between user hands blocking the antenna to a single line of text reportedly locking up phones. New reports are out that when a specific text is sent to an iPhone can cause it to crash and reboot, occasionally still blocking