A new superconducting chip made by IBM demonstrates a technique crucial to the development of quantum computers.
A company that makes robots designed to work closely with humans has a new version that addresses the limitations of its first effort.
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The 3,500 apps available for the Apple Watch show the device’s promise and pitfalls.
Researchers are investigating whether recalling text messages, calls, and Facebook likes could be a useful log-in strategy.
Robots that work alongside warehouse workers could make online shopping even more efficient and eventually replace human employees altogether.
An organization crowdsources the verification of rumors on social media in the Nepal disaster zone.
Home and office routers and printers are being hijacked by criminals to help them overwhelm websites with traffic.
Privacy bosses at Google and Facebook say letting the U.S. government unlock encrypted customer data would make law enforcement less accountable.
Separating a singer’s voice from background music has always been a uniquely human ability. Not anymore.
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