Meet 'Stretch,' the new warehouse robot
The multi-purpose robot -- dubbed Stretch -- is its first commercial robot designed for warehouse facilities and distribution centers.
Apple reports App store, iMessage and other services down for some users
Some Apple users on Monday were reportedly experiencing some glitches with certain apps and services, according to the company’s website.
Peloton could launch fitness tracker following Atlas Wearables acquisition
The connected fitness company, known for its spin bikes and treadmills that let users stream live and on-demand workouts, acquired Atlas Wearables, an Austin-based company that makes workout and heart rate trackers.
Biden administration working with industry to develop COVID-19 'passports' as vaccinations progress
Along with private technology and travel companies, the Biden administration is working to develop credentials – referred to as passports, health certificates or travel passes – showing proof of vaccination as individuals and businesses emerge from lockdown, the Washington Post reported Sunday.
Marriott CEO says jobs 'absolutely' coming back, company 'actively hiring' in select markets
Anthony Capuano believes the technology that helped hotels navigate the pandemic will allow them to improve the customer experience.
Silicon Valley leaders oppose 'politically motivated' Newsom recall in letter
Members of the Silicon Valley ultra-rich led by venture capitalist Ron Conway are opposing the recall effort against California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Big Tech's outsized influence draws state-level pushback
Consumer activists, small business owners and state lawmakers across the U.S. are increasingly calling for measures to rein in companies such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google that wield influence over so much of everyday life.
Robocalls are back with a vengeance: How to stop them
Robocalls are surging again as the economy begins to pick up steam.
How 2 friends made art history buying a $70M digital work
Two friends made history when they invested nearly $70 million in a new form of digital collectible called non-fungible tokens (NTFs).
California’s net neutrality mess that imperils veterans being cleaned up by man who created rule
Father of “net neutrality" pushing back against the law he’s fought so hard to promote
Scalise grills Dorsey about blocking NY Post article on Hunter Biden
House Republican Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., on Thursday pressed Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on the company's decision to block an October New York Post article about Hunter Biden.
Samsung announces cutting-edge 512 GB DDR5 RAM module
Samsung Electronics announced a cutting-edge new 512GB DDR5 RAM module Thursday – which it said would consume 13% less electricity while performing at twice the speed of existing high-end tech.
Amazon spars with Rep. Mark Pocan on Twitter
Amazon on Wednesday sparred with Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., on Twitter over Pocan's argument that the tech company is not a "progressive workplace."
GameStop board on the verge of mass departures: report
GameStop has reportedly informed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that several members of its board are expected to leave
Amazon exec jabs Sanders, touts company's progressive policies ahead of union vote
Dave Clark, Amazon’s Senior Vice President of Worldwide Operations, lashed out at Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., in a Twitter post on Wednesday, suggesting that the senator was all talk and little action when it came to actually putting progressive policies in place.
First house on the moon could be yours for $60M: study
The first house on the moon, an ambitious space-saving alternative to life on crowded Earth, could cost an out-of-this-world $60 million, according to a new study.
GameStop stock punished, execs fail to impress investors on revamp plan
GameStop Corp. shares plunged Wednesday after the company declined to answer questions about its e-commerce push and said it was considering selling stock to fund its transformation.
Silicon Valley firms in no hurry to open up offices despite easing of virus ban
Starting Wednesday, companies are allowed to open up their offices for up to a quarter of their capacity
Intel puts chips on $20B Arizona plants, the largest private sector investment in state history
Tech giant Intel on Tuesday announced plans to build two new chip facilities in Arizona – an investment that will be worth about $20 billion.
Costco launches audiobook store, app for members
Costco has released a new audiobook app and has started selling audiobooks on its website.



















