At 4:43 pm EST, SpaceX successfully launched their next resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS). In addition to a seamless launch, SpaceX landed the first stage of their Falcon 9 rocket on an autonomous drone ship for the very first time. 1st stage has landed on Of Course I Still Love You https://t.co/tdni53IviI — SpaceX (@SpaceX) April 8, 2016 This was… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
There's a new bot in town (Tokyo, specifically), and while it might not be as cute as Nao, as creepy as Spot and BigDog, or as anthropomorphic as Atlas, it might be more practical than all of them. It walks on two legs, but not like a man, or even a bear. This one, designed by Alphabet-owned Schaft Inc, has its own uniquely robotic form of locomotion.
BMW just launched a new car-sharing service called ReachNow that will enable Seattle residents to access 400 cars that they can pick up and drop off pretty much wherever they like, as long as that's not on the outskirts of town. Eventually, the idea is to expand into cities nationwide. BMW's isn't a revolutionary concept at this point. Daimler has a similar service…
Uber driver Michael Spelletz is launching a new ride sharing service with a twist: all the drivers and passengers will be women. Chariot for Women will be active in the Boston area on April 19. But does the world need another ride sharing service? Especially one so specific? It turns out maybe it does. "The premise is the same as all the other ride sharing services," Pelletz said in…
This week, Tesla revealed its newest model; the HTC Vive VR headset dropped; the internet saw the largest leak of private documents ever; and Facebook's chatbot plans were revealed. Here are the top tech stories from this week.
Rumors are flying today that to nobody's surprise, EMC and by extension its new sugar Daddy Dell are looking to dump dowdy Documentum, the company's enterprise content management product. It's worth noting up front that in email to EMC asking for a comment on the story, a spokesperson had this to say: "Not commenting on speculation." You can't get much…
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