The DOD is testing a swarm of autonomous, 3-D printed drones
The Department of Defense is testing Perdix, autonomous micro-drones capable of collective decision-making and adaptive formation flying. Source: COMPUTER WORLD
AT&T to raise unlimited data plan pricing to $40 in March
Just over a year after AT&T raised rates for subscribers grandfathered in to unlimited data plans, the company once again…
Tesla hires architect of Apple's Swift as VP of Autopilot Software
Shortly after it was revealed that Swift creator Chris Lattner is planning to leave Apple later in January, Tesla on…
Adobe patches critical flaws in Flash Player, Reader and Acrobat
Adobe Systems released security updates for its Flash Player, Adobe Reader and Acrobat products fixing critical vulnerabilities that could allow…
MediaTek’s Finbarr Moynihan talks smartphones and more at CES 2017
At CES 2017, Android Authority’s own Darcy Lacouvee had a conversation with Finbarr Moynihan, the general director of sales at…
Sonos CEO to depart company after 14 years amid increased competition
The CEO of wireless speaker maker Sonos, John MacFarlane, is resigning from the company he founded in 2002 due to…
U.S. Intel: Russia hacked GOP groups during election
Democratic groups and figures weren’t the only ones targeted in Russia’s suspected campaign to influence last year’s U.S. election. Russian…
15 best local multiplayer games for Android
Playing video games with other people is the best way to play video games. You get to share in the…
Families of ISIS victims sue Twitter for being 'weapon for terrorism'
The families of three Americans killed in ISIS terror attacks are suing Twitter for allegedly knowingly providing support for the…
Intel Joule shipments blocked in key countries, pending certification
If you can’t find Intel’s Joule developer boards in your country, it’s because shipments have been held up. Intel’s Joule…