Analyst says Apple could have sold 6 million iPhone X units during Black Friday weekend

Apple hasn’t shared any exact number, but Rosenblatt Securities analyst Jun Zhang calculated that Apple may have sold as many as 6 million iPhone X units this weekend alone, StreetInsider reported. With such a big number, it’s hard to grasp Apple’s success with the iPhone […]

Wash your clothes in half the time, thanks to Samsung’s QuickDrive™ tech

Our lives are getting busier, which means any spare minute we have needs to be cherished and not spent doing the laundry. Samsung knows this and has made it its business to redefine the washing experience, thanks to its groundbreaking WW8800 washing machine with QuickDrive™ […]

How Bots Broke the FCC’s Public Comment System During the Net Neutrality Debate

On a single day in late May, hundreds of thousands of public comments poured into the Federal Communications Commission regarding its plans to roll back net neutrality protections. A week and a half later, on June 3, hundreds of thousands more followed. The spikes weren’t […]

Judge grants Waymo trial delay because Uber withheld evidence

The lawsuit revolves around Anthony Levandowski, who is a former Google employee. He left the company to form Otto, a self-driving truck startup. Uber later acquired Otto, and with it (according to Alphabet), proprietary files from Waymo about the self-driving unit’s tech that Levandowski downloaded […]

Japanese bitcoin exchange bitFlyer is coming to the U.S

Japansese cryptocurrency exchange bitFlyer announced today it’s expanding to the U.S, with approval to operate in 41 states starting today. This includes regulatory approval in New York via the state’s Department of Financial Services’ “BitLicense”, which only three other cryptocurrency companies currently have. For comparison, Coinbase […]

The Facilities Where Scientists Breed Plants to Survive the Future

Imagine a world without grapes. Someday greenhouses like the one above may be our last defense against such a fate. Beneath the glow of high-voltage lamps, dozens of crop samples grow at the Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, New York. Here, Cornell University scientists crossbreed […]