President Trump should be ordered to unblock seven Twitter followers suing him for violating their First Amendment right to free speech, the free-speech group heading up the lawsuit argued in court papers Tuesday.
More than 60 women who are current or former employees of Google say they may take legal action against the tech giant over alleged sexism and pay disparities with their male colleagues.
The Google software engineer fired Monday for publishing an anti-diversity memo on an internal company site is reportedly pursuing legal remedies, but one law expert says he probably does not have a first amendment case
For more than half a century, football helmets have done a great job of preventing skull fractures, but they’ve been ineffective when it came to preventing concussions and protecting the brain. But now there’s a new helmet that’s been designed to protect not only the skull, but what’s inside it.
Amazon has patented a range of ideas related to its drone delivery service, some wackier than others. The latest describes a network of train- and ship-based facilities to maintain its drones and also act as a hub for deliveries.
People love it when a humanoid robot bites the dust, so enjoy the moment Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot took an unexpected tumble. The fall happened at a recent conference that was supposed to demonstrate the robot's abilities.
An image of a monster crocodile caught by Outback Wrangler Matt Wright has gone viral, with some animal lovers criticizing the use of duct tape to bind the animal’s snout shut.
Even if they were told the technology was perfectly safe, more than half of travelers still don't like the idea of pilotless planes. Research shows that the industry has a big job to convince people it'll be just fine.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has responded to a controversial memo penned by an employee that suggested women had biological issues that prohibited them from being equally as successful as their male counterparts in the tech industry, noting that the author had violated the company’s Code of Conduct.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has responded to a controversial memo penned by an employee that suggested women had biological issues that prohibited them from being equally as successful as their male counterparts in the tech industry, noting that the author had violated the company’s Code of Conduct.
An anonymous note accusing Google of embracing diversity while chilling intellectual freedom has unleashed a flood of divergent opinions and proven not everyone inside the tech giant toes the company line.
A Norway–based company, Airthings, has created a state–of–the–art radon detector that uses digital sensors and smart home technology to measure radon levels over a long period of time.
A late Friday scoop from Bloomberg and its star Apple reporter, Mark Gurman, suggests that Apple is going to release a cellular version of the Apple Watch before the end of the year.