Theranos Blew It. But It Didn’t Ruin Biotech Startups for Everyone
What Elizabeth Holmes’ downfall means for other start-ups with more modest hopes for point-of-care diagnostics. The post Theranos Blew It.…
La Niña’s Not Here, But Whatever Let’s Have a La Niña Winter
La Niña isn’t guaranteed after an El Niño, but this year’s conditions are looking more favorable. The post La Niña’s…
Adobe Flash on Mac Gets Second Critical Security Update in Just Two Weeks
Adobe for the second time this month has released Flash Player security updates to address critical vulnerabilities that could potentially…
Qualcomm to acquire NXP Semiconductors for $47 billion
Qualcomm and NXP have both signed a definitive agreement that will see that mobile SoC giant acquire Netherlands based NXP…
Qualcomm agrees to buy automotive chip-maker for over $37 billion
Microprocessor maker Qualcomm is spending its way out of a stagnating mobile phone industry, offering to buy NXP Semiconductors, a…
Mysterious overnight activity at Apple stores presages Thursday's Mac event
At least some Apple stores across the U.S. — including its Union Square outlet in San Francisco — reportedly set…
Facebook Updates iOS App With Halloween Themed Reactions and Live Filters
Continuing in the tradition of changing Reactions to suit a theme or holiday, Facebook today has begun rolling out a…
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Privacy group shoots legal arrow at Privacy Shield
Privacy Shield, the legal agreement allowing businesses to export Europeans’ personal information to the U.S., is under fire. An Irish…
Smartphone shipments up 1% year-on-year despite Galaxy Note 7 recall
Global smartphone shipments are up 1% in Q3 2016 based on the same period last year, says the research firm…