Half of U.S. adults are profiled in police facial recognition databases
Photographs of nearly half of all U.S. adults — 117 million people — are collected in police facial recognition databases…
Esri and Waze join up to push road condition data in cities
Digital mapping company has partnered with a crowdsourcing traffic app maker to help city governments and drivers communicate more efficiently…
The 20 best free Android games to play right now
Great, gratis gaming It’s increasingly rare to see a new Android game with a price tag, but not all free…
Critical flaws found in open-source encryption software VeraCrypt
A new security audit has found critical vulnerabilities in VeraCrypt, an open-source, full-disk encryption program that’s the direct successor of…
Review: Google's new Pixel XL is a fine phone — but is it really special?
You’d be forgiven if you were a little suspicious of Google’s resolve in the smartphone game. This is, after all,…
15 tips every Mac user should know
There are so many different ways to get things done using a Mac and I hope this selection of useful…
Asylum of WikiLeaks’ Assange not in question
The asylum granted to WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange by the government of Ecuador is not in question, despite possible differences…
Apple bolsters A.I. division by hiring first ever director of A.I. research
Ever wish Siri was more intelligent? Well, it seems Apple’s virtual assistant will be moving in that direction with the…
Qualcomm's 5G preview: High frequencies, 5-gigabit speed
5G networks will be five times as fast as the quickest LTE technology by using the highest cellular frequencies ever,…
Connected cameras will get smarter with new Qualcomm chips
While most of IT is consolidating around the cloud, in some ways the internet of things is moving in the…