Like it or not, the number of apps and services that connect to Facebook as a sign-in mechanism will increase. But that doesn’t mean you need to Spam your timeline with random updates when you log into the latest game.… Continue reading →

BMW will become the first car maker offer advanced laser headlamps on a series production car when its new i8 goes on sale later this year.

The new laser headlamps, developed in partnership with German lighting specialist Osram and set… Continue reading →

Another day, another revelation about intelligence agencies’ ability to peer into your private life: The Guardian reported that GCHQ, Britain’s surveillance agency, captured stills from Yahoo webcam chats between 2008 and 2010.

The program, codenamed Optic Nerve, mined the chats… Continue reading →

Samsung is the only Android OEM that can stand on its own against the Apple juggernaut, and the Korean company has finally taken the wraps off its new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5. This device comes with improved hardware and… Continue reading →

It’s not for the average smartphone user, but Boeing’s Black could ease concerns of government officials or others who store highly sensitive information on their mobile devices. If the Black is tampered with, it won’t disappear in a cloud of… Continue reading →

We know that it’s no longer rare to discover alien worlds, but NASA just made it downright commonplace. The space agency has confirmed the existence of 715 exoplanets discovered using the Kepler space telescope, ballooning the number of verified planets… Continue reading →

The next iteration of Samsung’s Galaxy smartphone range will feature bio-metric security, the company has announced.

In a similar way to Apple’s iPhone 5, the main button on the front of the device doubles as a fingerprint… Continue reading →

T-Mobile CMO Mike Sievert is pumped about Samsung’s new Galaxy S5 smartphone: Today, the executive tweeted that Samsung’s latest flagship is a record-breaker at the carrier, with over 100,000 pre-registrations in under 48 hours since its announcement.

Pre-registrations are notably… Continue reading →

IBM wants to bring its Jeopardy-winning cognitive computing system Watson to the mobile industry.

During a keynote address at Mobile World Congress 2014, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty announced the IBM Watson Mobile Developer Challenge, a global competition to promote the… Continue reading →

Google must remove a controversial anti-Islamic film from YouTube, after a US Appeals court on Wednesday ordered it to do so.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals voted 2-1 that taking down the film did not constitute a prior restraint… Continue reading →