Month: December 2017

Last month, the movie subscription service MoviePass, which lets customers go to unlimited movies in theaters for a monthly fee,

Passport, company that’s managing much of the technical aspects of how people pay to use public transportation resources in cities

While we won’t call this a huge watershed moment per se, something nominally interesting in the world of Weird Social

Netflix will launch its first streaming-only franchise, with the news (via Bloomberg) that it’s greenlit a sequel to Will Smith

A mom from Arkansas, a major donor to Republican causes with very little experience in technology, wants to invest $50,000

The Republican tax bill is ready for the president’s signature. After forcing its second vote in two days, the bill

Because of a Reddit post and the loose interpretation of subsequent benchmark tests posted by Primate Labs’ John Poole, the

Chip, the chatbot app that plugs into your bank account and lets you automatically save for a rainy day, has

UBTECH’s Stormtrooper missed Force Friday and The Last Jedi’s release — no surprise, really. The robotic toy moves pretty slowly,

Earlier this year, Microsoft shut down Photosynth, its service for stitching multiple images into panoramas and semi-3D models. When it