Top Apple analyst says Apple's smart glasses could enter mass production this year

Apple is expected to begin mass producing its augmented reality head as soon as the end of this year, according to TF Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo.

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Chan Zuckerberg co-founder Priscilla Chan: 'Paying higher taxes is not a bad thing'

Chan was speaking at the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas, on Friday

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5G is coming to your smartphone but the big change is for industry

5G is not just about faster connectivity to your smartphone. Things we do everyday will become streamlined because of the new technology.

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Renaissance for artisanal mortar

To adapt mortar to new building materials and industrial methods, the content in walls and plaster changed during the 20th century. The change meant that knowledge of historical materials and methods for producing mortar were lost. New research reveals that historical binding agents and mortar can be produced and used in present-day plaster restorations.

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Listening to quantum radio

Researchers have created a quantum circuit that enables them to listen to the weakest radio signal allowed by quantum mechanics. This new quantum circuit opens the door to possible future applications in areas such as radio astronomy and medicine (MRI). It also enables researchers to do experiments that can shed light on the interplay between quantum mechanics and gravity.

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Listening to quantum radio

Researchers have created a quantum circuit that enables them to listen to the weakest radio signal allowed by quantum mechanics. This new quantum circuit opens the door to possible future applications in areas such as radio astronomy and medicine (MRI). It also enables researchers to do experiments that can shed light on the interplay between quantum mechanics and gravity.

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SoftBank's Vision Fund has already invested $70 billion, CEO Masayoshi Son says

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said the $100 billion Vision Fund has already invested about $70 billion of its money and could make even more bets in the future.

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The moiré patterns of three layers change the electronic properties of graphene

Combining an atomically thin graphene and a boron nitride layer at a slightly rotated angle changes their electrical properties. Physicists have now shown for the first time the combination with a third layer can result in new material properties also in a three-layer sandwich of carbon and boron nitride. This significantly increases the number of potential synthetic materials.

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Double helix structure discovered in synthetic macromolecule

Discovery comes as an extension of the development of a polymer ion-gel, which promises to outperform conventional flammable liquid battery electrolytes.

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Eventbrite lost one-third of its value after revealing merger struggles, now trading below IPO price

The plunge marks a 43 percent drop from the stock's all-time high.

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The CDC is studying the rise in e-scooter injuries for the first time

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has launched the first-ever study of electric scooter accidents.

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Zuckerberg's privacy push could become 'an excuse for Facebook to dodge responsibility': UK lawmaker

British MP Damian Collins, an outspoken Facebook critic, said it would be understandable if people do not trust Zuckerberg's "sudden change of heart" in advocating for more privacy on the company's platforms.

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Here's when you're most likely to lose your phone in an Uber

Uber's Lost and Found Index for 2018 says when you're most likely to leave stuff behind.

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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son: AI will completely change the way humans live within 30 years

People should brace themselves for the proliferation of artificial intelligence as it will change the way we live within three decades, according to SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son.

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Elizabeth Warren pushes to break up big tech companies like Amazon and Facebook

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Here's Amazon's multibillion-dollar strategy to bring Hollywood into its shopping mall

Amazon is spending far less than Netflix on content, but its video service is also going broader with live sports and third-party channels.

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SpaceX completes historic Crew Dragon test flight for NASA with splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean

SpaceX splashed its Crew Dragon capsule into the Atlantic Ocean safely on Friday morning, completing the company's test flight to the International Space Station.

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Process of adhesive wear simulated

Using high-performance computer simulations, researchers were able to observe how surface roughness changes when two materials rub together. Their findings, which provide insight into friction and wear mechanisms, have implications for areas ranging from engineering to the study of tectonic faults.

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5 reasons breaking up with bad selfies is good for self-confidence

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South by Southwest isn't just big for tech, film and music. Retailers make a splash at SXSW

Walmart, Macy's, Nordstrom and Kohl's are sending execs to SXSW to tout how they're keeping up with the changing retail landscape.

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Mae Jemison: the astronaut plotting a journey to other stars

The first black woman to go to space, Mae Jemison is now leading an effort to develop the capability for interstellar travel

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Instagram testing user-filter tools, interface tweaks

Facebook-owned photo messaging app Instagram may introduce some new tools, user-filter options, co-watching in video calls and minor interface tweaks on the app.

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Google CEO in Mumbai to celebrate Women's Day

Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who advocates greater participation of women in development of technology products, reached Mumbai to celebrate International Women's Day on Friday.

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Twitter now allows its users to report problematic tweets leaking private information

Twitter on Friday rolled out new options for its users to report problematic tweets that share their personal information on the platform.

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Meet nine Indian tech startups that have become billion-dollar businesses

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Bug in Facebook Messenger may have revealed who users had conversations with

A day after Mark Zuckerberg wrote a 3,200-word post about Facebook’s future and how privacy will pay a key role, a bug has reported that may have allowed potential hackers to know who users were chatting with on Facebook Messenger.

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China regulator approves 95 new video games, including from Tencent, NetEase

China's content regulator on Friday said it has approved the monetization of 95 new video games.

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Amazon can be a 'necessary evil' for small retailers around the world

The visibility and accessibility offered by e-commerce and tech giants comes at a price for global retailers.

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CEO: 'Companies have a fiscal responsibility' to push for more women in leadership

Companies with more women in leadership positions are likely to experience better financial performance, according to Alaina Percival, CEO of Women Who Code.

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2 NASA astronauts set for first-ever all female spacewalk on March 29

Two NASA astronauts are scheduled to carry out the first ever all female spacewalk in history on March 29.

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Facebook pulls down over 100 fake accounts spreading hate in UK

Facebook has taken down over 100 fake accounts that were used to spread hate in the UK. These pages and groups frequently changed their names to get more followers for furthering their agenda of spreading hate speeches and divisive comments.

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China to fight 'for legitimate rights' of Huawei and others

Wang Yi's remarks came as the US has pressed charges against the company and a top executive over violations of Iran sanctions while warning Western allies to shun the firm over security fears.

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Facebook, Instagram to remove vaccine misinformation content

As part of their effort to reduce the spread of "vaccine hoaxes" on its platform, Facebook and its photo-messaging app Instagram will no longer allow advertisements that include misinformation about vaccines.

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YouTube Testing New 'Fact Checks' on 'Misinformation Prone Content' in India

YouTube will initially show the information panels in India for search queries in both English and Hindi.

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Facebook removes fake accounts that tried to stir hate and political division in the UK and Romania

Facebook says one page in the U.K. was followed by about 175,000 users, while an Instagram account had gained 4,500 followers.

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'Justice will have its day': Beijing backs Huawei's lawsuit against US government

Huawei filed a lawsuit on Thursday claiming that a ban on U.S. government agencies buying its telecommunication equipment is unconstitutional. Wang Yi, China's top diplomat, said Beijing supports Huawei's legal move.

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Windows 10 now running on more than 800 mn devices: Microsoft

Microsoft this week said that its Windows 10 operating system (OS) is now running on more than 800 million active devices worldwide, one step closer to its goal of 1 billion Windows 10 users.

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US tech firms fear China could be spying on them using power cords, report says

U.S. technology companies asked their Taiwanese suppliers to shift production of some components out of mainland China on fears that Beijing could be spying on them using power cords and plugs, reported Nikkei Asian Review.

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These are the 9 richest women in technology industry

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A nap a day keeps high blood pressure at bay

It seems that napping may do more than just reboot our energy level and improve our mood. New research has found that people who took advantage of a midday snooze were more likely to have a noticeable drop in blood pressure compared with those who didn't nap.

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Cramer Remix: The market's freak-out creates a fabulous buying opportunity in Funko

Jim Cramer breaks down why Funko's stock is a steal at these levels.

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Unlocking the untapped potential of light in optical communications

Scientists have fabricated a multiplexer/demultiplexer module based on a property of light that was not being exploited in communications systems: the optical vortex. Such devices will be crucial for improving optical networks, which are the backbone of today's Internet, so that they can meet the traffic demands of tomorrow.

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New report on industrial physics and its role in the U.S. economy

A new report shows the significant role of physics, which contributed an estimated $2.3 trillion (12.6 percent of U.S. GDP) in 2016 alone. Industrial physics encompasses the application of physics knowledge and principles to the design and manufacture of products and services. Many people working within this field have job titles other than physicist, so this report includes all aspects of industrial physics contributions.

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Mathematics of sea slug movement points to future robots

Mathematicians recently discovered a lot of new, powerful geometries involved in frilly surfaces. They developed the mathematics to describe these surfaces -- inflected nonsmooth surfaces, which change the direction in which they bend -- and the combination of new geometry insights and age-old slugs might just be the right combination for a new generation of flexible, energy-efficient soft-bodied robots.

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New cell-sized micro robots might make incredible journeys

Researchers have created tiny functional, remote-powered, walking robots, developing a multistep nanofabrication technique that turns a 4-inch specialized silicon wafer into a million microscopic robots in just weeks. Each one of a robot's four legs is just under 100-atoms-thick, but powered by laser light hitting the robots' solar panels, they propel the tiny robots. The researchers are now working on smart versions of the robots that could potentially make incredible journeys in the human body.

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'Goldilocks' stars may be 'just right' for finding habitable worlds

A new study finds a particular class of stars called K stars, which are dimmer than the Sun but brighter than the faintest stars, may be particularly promising targets for searching for signs of life.

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Stressing and straining: Geochemists answer fundamental question of mineral reactions

Scientists placed small iron oxide particles in an acidic solution, causing a reaction at the surface as iron atoms oxidized. As the reaction progressed, the researchers observed strain that built up and penetrated inside the mineral particle.

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'Goldilocks' stars may be 'just right' for finding habitable worlds

A new study finds a particular class of stars called K stars, which are dimmer than the Sun but brighter than the faintest stars, may be particularly promising targets for searching for signs of life.

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Google Patches Zero-Day Flaw in Chrome Under Active Attacks

Google noted that the Chrome 72.0.3626.121 update included a fix for a high-priority vulnerability CVE-2019-5786.

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Nintendo Doesn't Want You to Spend Too Much Money on Its Mobile Games: Dragalia Lost Developer

Nintendo's mobile games could be making more money, but they won't according to its development partners.

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Facebook Reportedly Still Receiving User Data From Major Android Apps

Major Android apps such as search service Yelp and language learning platform Duolingo are still sending personal data, without user consent, to Facebook for ad tracking, a report claims.

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Opera Touch to Get Crypto Wallet Integration on iOS Soon

Opera says that the full-featured browser with an integrated native Crypto Wallet and Web 3 browsing functionalities is coming soon to iOS.

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Angry Birds Developer Seeks Backers for Its 'Netflix of Games' Service

Rovio Entertainment is in talks with "several" investors to take a stake in its subsidiary Hatch -- a "Netflix for games" platform.

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Delhi Government Launches 'One Delhi' App, Helps Users Plan Journeys on Metro and Buses

Delhi government on Tuesday launched a common mobility app 'One Delhi' to allow users plan more efficiently their journey with Delhi Metro and all city buses.

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Uber Not Criminally Liable in Fatal 2018 Arizona Self-Driving Crash

Uber Technologies is not criminally liable in a March 2018 crash in Tempe, Arizona, in which one of the company's self-driving cars struck and killed a pedestrian, prosecutors said on Tuesday.

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Apple's Video Plans Said to Potentially Put Disney Chief's Board Seat at Risk

Apple's foray into original TV shows and movies is increasing competition with Walt Disney, potentially putting Bob Iger's board seat at the iPhone maker at risk.

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'Paytm First' Subscription Launched at Rs. 750 a Year, Counters Amazon Prime and Flipkart Plus

Paytm First offers subscriptions to services such as Zomato Gold, Gaana, Sony Liv, ViU Premium, and Eros Now at an annual charge of Rs. 750.

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Design treatment of advanced metals producing better sculpting

A team created a method for applying a designer surface-active agent to the surface of a metal to make it easier to cut and shape the material into parts and pieces.

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New graphene-based device is first step toward ultrasensitive biosensors

Researchers have developed a unique new device using the wonder material graphene that provides the first step toward ultrasensitive biosensors to detect diseases at the molecular level with near perfect efficiency.

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Cramer: Following these 6 stocks will help you predict which way the market is going

Jim Cramer describes why investors can get a pulse of the market tracking companies like CVS, FedEx, and Facebook, among others.

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Fireflies, heart beats, and the science of sync

New experiments in the 'science of sync' may ultimately lead to improved tools for controlling power grids and heart arrhythmias.

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Zero-emission diesel combustion using a non-equilibrium-plasma-assisted MnO2 filter

Engineers have used ozone from an atmospheric-pressure non-equilibrium plasma together with the desulfurization catalyst MnO2 to almost completely eliminate NOx and SOx from diesel exhaust gas at a low temperature of 473 K.

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Ultra-low power chips help make small robots more capable

An ultra-low power hybrid chip inspired by the brain could help give palm-sized robots the ability to collaborate and learn from their experiences. Combined with new generations of low-power motors and sensors, the new application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) -- which operates on milliwatts of power -- could help intelligent swarm robots operate for hours instead of minutes.

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Zuckerberg has given us no reason to believe him

Mark Zuckerberg signalled a major shift at Facebook, but history shows he often fails to deliver on promises.

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Tesla enters into agreement with Chinese lenders for Shanghai Gigafactory

Tesla Inc said on Thursday it signed an agreement with lenders in China for a 12-month facility of up to 3.5 billion yuan ($521.36 million) for its Gigafactory in Shanghai.

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Eventbrite crashes 25% after giving weak revenue guidance

The company said it sees first-quarter revenue between $80 million and $84 million. That's far short of the $91 million analysts polled by Refinitiv had forecast.

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Democrats probe if White House interfered in AT&T-Time Warner merger

Two House Democrats asked the White House and Justice Department to turn over documents that could show whether President Donald Trump sought to intervene in the regulatory review of the $85 billion acquisition.

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Elon Musk asks Pentagon for his security clearance back during review of pot-smoking incident

Musk, who is also CEO of Tesla, refiled security form SF-86, the person said, following his apparent use of marijuana on a podcast last year, which the U.S. Air Force began looking into in September.

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Three ways studying organic chemistry changes the brain

A new study using multiple imaging modalities shows that learning scientific information results in changes in the actual structure of memory-related areas of the brain, changes due to the encoding of the new information in these memory-related brain areas, and changes in the coordination among the network nodes that jointly contain the new information.

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Using laser 'tweezers,' scientists grab and study tiny protein droplets

Physicists are using innovative tools to study the properties of a bizarre class of molecules that may play a role in disease: proteins that cluster together to form spherical droplets inside human cells. A new study sheds light on the conditions that drive such droplets to switch from a fluid, liquidy state to a harder, gel-like state.

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Breakthrough could enable cheaper infrared cameras

A breakthrough in quantum dot technology may one day lead to much more cost-effective infrared cameras -- which in turn could enable infrared cameras for common consumer electronics like phones, as well as sensors to help autonomous cars see their surroundings more accurately.

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New photography approach gives traditional cameras ultra-high imaging speeds

Researchers have developed a new imaging method that can capture images at speeds of up to 1.5 million frames per second using standard imaging sensors typically limited to 100 frames per second.

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'Meta-mirror' reflects sound waves in any direction

Researchers have constructed a 'meta-mirror' device capable of perfectly reflecting sound waves in any direction. The proof-of-principle demonstration is analogous to looking directly into a mirror and only seeing the person next to you instead of your own face.

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How antifreeze proteins make ice crystals grow

Bacteria, plants, insects, or even fish use antifreeze proteins to protect themselves from the cold. The proteins block the growth of ice crystals. In a new study, researchers have confirmed that these proteins also possess an unusual second property: at low temperatures, they can promote rather than inhibit the growth of ice crystals.

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Chimpanzees lose their behavioral and cultural diversity

Chimpanzees are well known for their extraordinary diversity of behaviors, with some behaviors also exhibiting cultural variation. An international research team has investigated whether chimpanzee behavioral diversity is reduced under high human impact. By comparing sets of chimpanzee behaviors across a large number of social groups exposed to different levels of human disturbance, the scientists found a reduction in behavioral diversity when human impact was high.

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Carvana CEO says he wouldn't bet against Tesla selling cars online

Carvana CEO Ernie Garcia said Tesla's online business sales model seems sound, and its visibility can draw more attention to car sales overall.

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What does the Milky Way weigh? Hubble and Gaia investigate

We can't put the whole Milky Way on a scale, but astronomers have been able to come up with one of the most accurate measurements yet of our galaxy's mass, using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite.

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Chemical hydrogen storage system

Hydrogen is a highly attractive, but also highly explosive energy carrier, which requires safe, lightweight and cheap storage as well as transportation systems. Scientists have now developed a chemical storage system based on simple and abundant organic compounds. The liquid hydrogen carrier system has a high theoretical capacity and uses the same catalyst for the charging-discharging reaction.

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Spectroscopy on individual molecules

While spectroscopic measurements are normally averaged over myriad molecules, a new method provides precise information about the interaction of individual molecules with their environment. This will accelerate the identification of efficient molecules for future photovoltaic technologies, for example.

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Stars exploding as supernovae lose their mass to companion stars during their lives

Stars over eight times more massive than the sun end their lives in supernovae explosions. The composition of the star influences what happens during the explosion.

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What does the Milky Way weigh? Hubble and Gaia investigate

We can't put the whole Milky Way on a scale, but astronomers have been able to come up with one of the most accurate measurements yet of our galaxy's mass, using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite.

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Shifting away from coal is key to cutting greenhouse gas emissions

The United States could fulfill its greenhouse gas emission pledge under the Paris Climate Agreement by virtually eliminating coal as an energy source by 2024, according to new research.

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Google announces first price auction method for 'Ad Manager'

In a bid to create a fair and transparent market for its partners, Google is incorporating the first price auction method on its online advertisement service brand "Ad Manager", specifically concerning ad sales for display and video inventory products.

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Stars exploding as supernovae lose their mass to companion stars during their lives

Stars over eight times more massive than the sun end their lives in supernovae explosions. The composition of the star influences what happens during the explosion.

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Tim Cook acknowledged Trump's flub and changed his last name to an apple emoji on Twitter

Apple CEO Tim Cook on Thursday changed the name listed on his Twitter profile to acknowledge the incorrect way that President Trump recently referred to him.

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