Watch Spot and Pepper robots come together to cheer their baseball team
Japan's baseball season has resumed, but only the players are allowed in the stadiums. That's why they're using robots to provide the mid-game entertainment.
Dazzling drone display targets coronavirus in South Korea
The South Korean government recently put on a drone show to thank people for their efforts in tackling the coronavirus and to make sure they don't let up.
Twitter says it will add an edit button … if everyone wears a face mask
Twitter says it will add a much-requested edit button to its service, but only if everyone wears a face covering to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Samsung says it’s skipping IFA, Europe’s biggest technology show
Samsung will not be attending the IFA technology show in Germany in September. Uncertainty over the pandemic has prompted it to hold a digital event instead.
Uber is on the verge of buying Postmates, report claims
After Grubhub slipped through its fingers, Uber is reportedly close to inking a deal to acquire on-demand delivery service Postmates for its Uber Eats service.
Boeing’s beleaguered 737 Max completes first flight in 15 months
The plane has been grounded since March 2019 following two fatal crashes and this week's test flights are a major step toward a return to commercial service.
Boeing’s troubled 737 Max jet could start flight tests as early as Monday
Boeing’s troubled 737 Max aircraft has been cleared for flight tests after it was grounded globally in March 2019 following two crashes that killed 346 people.
Amazon’s new crime unit targets fraudsters selling fake goods
Amazon has launched a new Counterfeit Crimes Unit as part of ongoing efforts to track down and prosecute fraudsters selling fake goods on its shopping site.
Rapid urine test tells the truth about your diet, even if you don’t
An international team of researchers has developed a rapid urine test that can measure the quality of your diet and whether it’s a good fit for your body.
Google employees demand the company cancel all police contracts
More than 1,600 workers at Google have put their name to a letter to the CEO demanding that the company stop selling its technology to police departments.
