Short haul flights will be quieter with Siemens and Airbus electric aircraft
Siemens and Airbus are betting on electric and hybrid/electric aircraft for short haul flights. The benefits are less fuel, lower emissions, and less noise
Anti-gay legislation is riling up tech companies in multiple states
Tech companies are using social media to send messages to states with anti-gay discrimination laws about potential economic consequences.
In the not-so-distant future, humans could get heart transplants from genetically engineered pigs
Pig organs may soon extend the lives of people waiting for human organ donors. Experimenters keep pig hearts alive in primate abdomens for up to 945 days.
If Google built a tech-filled city from scratch, would you move there?
If Google's sibling company Sidewalk Labs built a city 'from the internet up', would you want to move there? Sidewalk CEO calls it "a compelling idea."
FCC won’t investigate Netflix data throttling, angers net neutrality opponents
The FCC will not investigate Netflix's admitted data throttling to some phone carriers, which angers two FCC commissioners and net neutrality opponents.
Don’t destroy your lawn, Scott’s GRO and Connected Yard have you covered
Scotts Miracle-Gro launches the Connected Yard platform with micro-climate data, lawn and garden instructions, and automatic watering device control.
