Technology Archives - Page 7 of 8

Family Tree DNA, a large private company many people use to trace their ancestry, has recently agreed to work with the FBI.

On Thursday, internet giant Telesat announced that it had picked Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket to launch their internet satellites into space.

Competition is brutal in the phone industry these days, and as a consumer, that’s a good thing.

Over the course of years and many mailed DVD’s, Netflix has managed to secure a spot not only in our hearts but in our homes as well.

Today, twelve days after the landing, the seeds planted inside a cannister in Chang’e 4 have begun to sprout.

Nancy Grace Roman died on a hospital bed on December 25th at the age of 93. nancy Roman was the “mother of the Hubble telescope.

In Las Vegas, Nevada Apple boasted about their commitment to privacy on a giant billboard that spanned the height of an entire building.

China’s Chang’e 4 lunar probe raises the bar for space exploration by accomplishing a first time landing on the dark side of the moon.

On the eighth of December Evelyn Berezin died after turning down cancer treatment The New York Times reported.

The HSBC banking and financial staff, in New York, have been using Samsung S3 smartwatches to enhance their customer service.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry is not just handed out to anybody. It takes time, effort, and some real researching skills.

Samsung and Google announced they are working together to create a better smartphone RCS messaging experience.