Newspaper Shooting Shows Widening Use of Facial Recognition by Authorities
The use of facial recognition to identify the suspect in the shooting at a community newspaper chain in Maryland revealed how pervasive the ...
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Man Charged With Threatening to Kill Ajit Pai’s Family
Federal officials said the man said he made the threat because he was “angry” about the repeal of net neutrality regulations.
Wealth Matters: Can Artificial Intelligence Keep Your Home Secure?
Security companies are hoping to harness the potential of A.I., promising better service at lower prices. But experts say there are risks.
Time Split to the Nanosecond Is Precisely What Wall Street Wants
Driven by the needs of the financial industry, researchers are working on ways to manage vast computer systems down to 100 billionths of a s...
Life as a Runway: What 9 Instagram Employees Wore to Their New Offices
The company has a sunny new home in New York City.
Tech Tip: Dedicated App or Mobile Website?
A company’s app may offer more features than a visit to its site through the browser on your phone or tablet, but it may take up more space ...
Bits: The Week in Tech: Amazon Continues Its Quest for World Domination
This week alone, the e-commerce giant made news in pharmaceuticals, supermarket pricing and deliveries.
Tech Tip: Explore the Great Indoors
Map apps and websites have compiled quite a bit of outdoor cartography, but floor plans and diagrams for interior spaces are also available ...
NASA Again Delays Launch of Troubled Webb Telescope; Cost Estimate Rises to $9.7 Billion
The successor to the Hubble has had a series of mishaps during testing. An independent review board pushed back the launch for three years.
Tech We’re Using: Now He Pulls Data Off the Web. In 1979, It Was Clips From the ‘Morgue.’
Steve Lohr, a veteran New York Times reporter, reflects on how tech-free newsrooms used to be and how the progression to the internet has ch...
Facebook Halts Aquila, Its Internet Drone Project
The company had envisioned a fleet of solar-powered aircraft that would help bring more people online in remote parts of the world.
Tech Tip: Use the iPhone’s Sleep Diary
Apple’s iOS software includes a tool for planning a serious slumber schedule and sticking to it.
Trump Backs Softer Restrictions on Chinese Investment
President Trump has chosen a more moderate approach to limit Chinese investments in the United States, backing an expansion of existing gove...
State of the Art: We Have Reached Peak Screen. Now Revolution Is in the Air.
With smartphones, everything digital has been managed through screens. Now that all of our visual capacity has been captured, the tech giant...
Can This Exclusive Dating App Install a Wondrous Utopia While Also Helping Celebrities Hook Up?
The founder of Raya is stepping forward for the first time. Next up for Daniel Gendelman? Making our society more ideal.
Uber Wins Back London License, in Victory for New C.E.O.
The decision is a crucial victory for Dara Khosrowshahi’s efforts to revamp the company’s grow-at-all-costs culture.
Tech Tip: Find Free (Old) Feature Films Online
Like books that have lost copyright protection, thousands of movies are in the public domain — to watch on your computer or mobile device, o...
Robots? Training? Factories Tackle the Productivity Puzzle
With unemployment low and wages creeping up, companies have an incentive to become more efficient — an exercise that tends to drive economic...
Tech Tip: Taking a Vacation From Email
If you’re determined to enjoy time off without electronic interruption, set up an automatic reply message so your friends know you’re away.
China Extends Lead as Most Prolific Supercomputer Maker
China’s corporations and its government made 206 of the world’s 500 fastest machines, moving further ahead of the number made in the United ...
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