Our privacy experiment found hundreds of sensors and an always-on Internet connection. Driving surveillance is becoming very hard to avoid.

If a headless worm can regrow a memory, then where is the memory stored? And, if a memory can regenerate, could you transfer it?Photograph…

Since we're talking about Google being less than nice towards its workers, here's a fun little story from my days there. There were two things that I really didn't like about Google at the time: The Google+ saga (realnames et al), and the IP ownership policy.

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A report builds on earlier findings that millennials are more prone than Gen Xers to major depression, Type 2 diabetes, hyperactivity, high cholesterol and hypertension, among others. Just over half the growing health challenges are related to mental health.

Hi, Welcome to BIG, a newsletter about the politics of monopoly. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on… Today I’m going to write about Google’s exceptionally dangerous decision yesterday to de facto cut off Turkey’s access to Android…

As an author of novels and nonfiction books, a writer, a speaker, and most notably, a finance guru, Peter Tasker is a man of many talents.

The personal information stolen from the lab test provider could include a customer’s name, address, e-mail, login, passwords, date of birth and health card number, all of which were on the computer systems the hackers accessed

Amazon, Apple, Google, and the Zigbee Alliance today announced a new working group that plans to develop and promote a new connectivity standard.

A new lawsuit alleges that some of the world's largest tech companies — including Apple and Microsoft — are knowingly benefiting the use of deadly child labour at cobalt mines in Congo.

The low-lying country has centuries of experience managing water. Now climate change is threatening to flood it completely.

A German university is going 'old school' and issuing new passwords for the email accounts of all 38,000 of its students and staff ... by hand, after unknown malware was discovered in the university computer network.

Programming languages generally have limits—explicit or implicit—on various
aspects of their operation. Things like the maximum length of an
identifier or the range of values that a variable can store are fairly
obvious examples, but there are others, many…

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Dave Clark has twin challenges: ensuring packages arrive on time and keeping workers safe.

I used to run a fairly large (for two Ops people) mail system until 2014. I did it all, sendmail, MIMEDefang, my own milters, SPF, and a bunch of other accompanying acronyms and technologies. I&#82…