PayPal tells deceased customer that being dead is a breach of its rules
It has since apologized for the letter
Tech Culture
Society is facing a technology revolution and it's manifesting in more ways than we can imagine.
UK introduces road signs that detect phone use in cars
Offending drivers will see a warning
Opinion: Dual geographic paths to the tech future
The "Made in China 2025" plan shows the country's desire to create an independent tech industry infrastructure and supply chain
Apple Watches and Fitbits are being used to monitor wearers' hearts during drug binges
Don't rely on them to keep you safe
AT&T plans to overhaul HBO with a focus on quantity over quality
HBO's current earnings are 'not enough' for AT&T
Owning an iPhone is the best indicator of wealth, claims research
Owning an iPad also suggests you've got plenty of money
What was the first FIFA World Cup to be fully filmed in 4K?
Was it Brazil 2014, Russia 2018, or will it have to wait for Qatar 2022?
Honda looks to break world record with 150mph lawn mower
The most exciting way to cut your grass
No, your smartphone is not listening to your conversations
But it may be watching you
Fortnite cheaters got pwned by malware posing as an aimbot
Software found on YouTube claimed to help players cheat, but actually made them victims of a MITM attack
Opinion: The changing relationship between people and technology
There's no question that technology has had a profoundly positive impact on both our personal lives and the world around us
Sony jumps on the rate hike bandwagon; raises PS Vue rates by $5
I don't think this is what we were asking for when we switched from cable
How to Take Amazing Fireworks Photos
Fourth of July is almost here. Between the barbecues and good times spent with friends and family, you'll no doubt be bombarded with images of fireworks over the coming days, and truth be told, most of them will suck. But you don't have to be a pro photographer to snap some amazing fireworks pictures, all you need is some basic equipment and a little know-how.
Samsung is putting a lot of tech into kitchens whether you like it or not
Video streaming in refrigerators and fancy oven displays
Most Americans believe social media sites censor political views
Many are calling for tighter regulations
BBC makes its Computer Literacy Project archives available to the public
A piece of tech history at your fingertips
Founder of Project Maven 'alarmed' at Google's decision to walk away
The search giant will not be renewing its government contract due to internal pressure
Domestic abusers are using smart home gadgets to exert control over victims
Dominance in the digital age
Apple news editors are shaping the way iOS users receive election news
Should Apple be deciding what political news is important?
Papa is the 'grandkids on-demand' app for senior citizens
Technology fostering personal connections
Most console players prefer physical games over digital downloads
The second-hand market is a major factor
Productivity Booster: Enable 'Night Mode' on All Your Devices
It's becoming common knowledge that exposure to blue light can prevent your body from winding down properly before bed and making it more difficult to sleep. If you often work at night or simply like to read on a screen before going to sleep, this can be a game changer.
