While traditional media companies are planning for a post-cable world, the NFL is likely one more rights renewal cycle away -- likely 7 or 8 years -- from selling exclusive packages to streaming services, sources say.
Recycle Health has collected more than 5,000 wearable devices and donated them to nonprofit organizations, including senior living homes, homeless shelters and veterans.
If you can't defeat death, what if you could postpone it, or at least postpone the diseases commonly associated with getting old? Many people, especially the ultra-wealthy in Silicon Valley, are investing money into companies trying to answer exactly those questions. Watch the video to learn more.
Folding phones are too expensive and there isn't much benefit to consumers just yet. Here's what needs to change so that folding phones become mainstream. Hint: Apple should build a folding iPhone.
In Silicon Valley, "The Lord of the Rings" serves as a common ground, a shared passion that tech workers can reference to communicate with and relate to one another.
Encryption takes data like a text message or email, and converts it into code to prevent people, who are not the desired recipient, from seeing the data online. Encryption has gotten companies like Apple and WhatsApp in hot water with the U.S. government for prohibiting it from accessing private user data.
McDonald's introduced a menu of new Quarter Pounder-themed swag earlier this week, including a locket full of burger photos and a pack of candles with scents including "100% Fresh Beef," "Onion" and "Pickles."
NFL owners approved a new collective bargaining agreement proposal with increases to pay and limited THC testing, according to terms released on the league's website.
Noticeably better quality in the new Model 3 cars helped Tesla show the biggest improvement among automakers in Consumer Reports' latest brand rankings.
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