Solar Impulse 2 Plane Landed Unexpectedly In Japan; Team Is Still Up For The World Attempt
Nagoya, Japan -- Solar Impulse 2 had its incidental landing considering the bad weather taking off the western Pacific Ocean.
Jun 02, 2015 6:12 AM EDT
Google Collaborates with Levi's to Create Interactive Textile Capable of Simple Gestures for Users
Google and Levi's are now working on a new project that focus on interactive clothing. Google will develop a special kind of yarn that can handle wirings for the sensors.
Protesters Rally Against ‘Fake Name’ Policy outside Facebook’s Headquarters
Over 100 protestors have shown up outside Facebook’s headquarters to rally about the “fake name” policy of the social media site.
Google Now Offers Users More Control on Privacy and Security Settings
Google gives users more authority in controlling their privac and security setting. This is their response on increasing concerns from users who questions the proper handling of their personal information online.
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Apple Released Home Device Controlled, HomeKit; It Will Turn Your iPhone Into A Remote Control
Apple just recently launched it's newest vesion of IOS, the Apple HomeKit to manage and secure Apple users' home through their Apple devices.
Jun 02, 2015 5:45 AM EDT
Crane Accident in Manhattan Injures 10, Damages High-Rise Building
An accident took place late Sunday morning in Midtown, Manhattan when a huge industrial air conditioner hoisted by a crane fell from a 28 –story building to the sidewalk, causing minor injuries to ten people and damages to the building. Several streets in Manhattan are currently closed due to the ongoing investigation.
Jun 02, 2015 5:37 AM EDT
NetaApp CEO Tom Georgens Steps Down: Executive VP George Kurian Steps Up As CEO; Netapp Rumored to Cut About 500 Jobs?
CEO Tom Georgens left his job, and NetApp gives his position to Executive Vice-President of Product Operations George Kurian. The company is also cutting 500 jobs.
Jun 02, 2015 5:29 AM EDT
Senate to vote on future of US telephone spying powers
The Senate will vote on a reformed legislation that would decide the future of telephone spying powers. The governing body allowed the old bulk phone records programme to expire while replacing a new bill.
Jun 02, 2015 5:04 AM EDT
Lema21 and EÓtica merger likely to boost Brazil’s $26 billion eyewear industry
Two of the largest venture-backed players in the Brazilian multibillion dollar eyewear industry have merged their business.
Jun 02, 2015 5:02 AM EDT
App Store’s Games section undergoes changes, enhances subcategory pages
App Store has made some changes particularly to their Games’ section by concentrating on curated lists and removing the “New,” “What’s Hot,” and “All iPhone (Free & Paid)” sections. This is caused by the abuse of some developers who use spammy names for their apps to get the top spot on the lists.
Jun 02, 2015 4:41 AM EDT
Two More Bodies Washed During Hays County Flood Found, Sue McNeil Carey And Laura Schultz McComb Identified
Two more bodies were found last week from the flooded Hays County in Texas. The bodies were identified as that of Sue McNeil Carey and Laura Schultz McComb.
Jun 02, 2015 4:19 AM EDT
AirDog's Auto-Following Camera Drone Will Be Launched On August 31
AirDog's auto-following camera drone will be launched on August 31. This piece of gadget will reportedly sell for $1,295 per piece.
Jun 02, 2015 4:11 AM EDT
Draghi And Lagarde Head To Berlin For Talks On Greek Debt: Leaders Of France And Germany Make Statement To Media Prior To Meeting; Doubts Greece Ability To Meet Financial Obligations?
ECB Chief Mario Draghi and IMF Head Christine Lagarde joined the unplanned late-night mini summit of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. The goal of the said talk is to resolve Greek crisis.
Jun 02, 2015 4:06 AM EDT
Jolla Promotes Sailfish OS to BRICS Countries to Counter Android and iOS
Jolla promotes it flagship independent OS Sailfish to the BRICS countries starting in South Africa. The Finnish developer Jolla announced an extension of its strategy to the BRICS countries to promote its flagship operating system Sailfish.
Jun 02, 2015 3:49 AM EDT
U.S. Journalist Casey Coombs Held Hostage In Yemen Freed By Houthis, Arrived In Oman Safely
American freelance journalist Casey Coombs, who has been held hostage in Yemen, was released by the Houthis. The freelance journalist has been transported safely to Oman.
Jun 02, 2015 3:36 AM EDT
Britain joins E.U. in criticizing Russia’s travel blacklist
Britain and E.U. both expressed criticisms on Russia's 'stop list' that bans a list of European nationals and military leaders from traveling io Russia.
Jun 02, 2015 3:28 AM EDT