By Eric Mack What if it were Saturn’s rings or Jupiter’s red spot coming up over the horizon? Russia’s space agency imagined what life on such a parallel planet (or moon) might be like.
By Eric Mack What if it were Saturn’s rings or Jupiter’s red spot coming up over the horizon? Russia’s space agency imagined what life on such a parallel planet (or moon) might be like.
By Amanda Kooser SkyMall’s bankruptcy could leave a gaping hole in the hearts of airplane travelers who lust after nutty items like Bigfoot garden statues and luggage that doubles as a scooter.
…read more
By Lance Whitney The company says it needs more time to file its quarterly report because certain computer systems won’t be back online until next month.
By Lance Whitney The company says it needs more time to file its quarterly report because certain computer systems won’t be back online until next month.
By Tim Stevens Microsoft is looking for love, your love, and it might just get it. Also, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk gets more money, and BlackBerry CEO John Chen makes a ridiculous request. All that and more in this look back at the week in tech.
By Charlie Osborne Researchers with Google’s Project Zero security team say they’ve found three flaws with high severity that have yet to be patched.
…read more
By Rich Trenholm Sophie Turner, Tye Sheridan and Alexandra Shipp take over as younger versions of the mutant superheroes.
By Chris Matyszczyk Technically Incorrect: CEO Satya Nadella now says Microsoft’s aspiration is for Windows to be loved. Here’s the underlying reality of Microsoft’s relationship with the world. In, well, romantic terms.
By Don Reisinger Despite ongoing controversy surrounding his tech inventions, Dotcom releases a beta-stage Web tool that provides users with end-to-end encrypted video and audio communication.
…read more