Facebook teams with researchers to transfer your smiles and frowns into virtual reality.
Bitcoin’s most influential developer has proposed a controversial fix that would help it handle more transactions.
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The world’s poor could benefit from a system that is blanketing half Earth’s surface with a signal that provides free access to Wikipedia and other useful websites.
Companies are competing to turn data into advice on how to farm better, and attracting investments from the likes of Google Ventures and Monsanto.
Microsoft has developed a way to make you see realistic 3-D people through its HoloLens augmented-reality headset.
The compact, speed-limited vehicles being tested by Google might have a better chance at success than automated versions of conventional cars.
Groups in Indonesia, Colombia, Zimbabwe, and elsewhere join Indian counterparts in criticizing Internet.org’s practices.
Startups like Automatic are trying to interest developers in gadgets that plug into your car, hoping to power a new wave of mobile apps.
The Twitter cofounder talks about his latest social app, Super, and why it looks like technicolor pop art.
The way creatures evolve in a quantum environment throws new light on the nature of life.
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