Square, the payments processing company founded by Jack Dorsey, reported its second quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday. After beating expectations, the stock quickly went up 4% in initial after hours trading. Square reported revenue of $552 million, when analysts were forecasting $536 million. It’s also up 26% from the same period last year. The company still lost money at… Read More
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The Raven, which has been unavailable for the past few months, will be sold in a single, $15,000 kit configuration that gives users everything they need to get shooting right out of the box, including a lens.
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The tech wraps the globe in addresses like “atomic.camera.poem.” That’s good news for Nigeria, where a poor address system has been a serious concern for citizens.
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Four senators propose the “Internet of Things Cybersecurity Improvement Act,” calling for minimum security standards for connected devices.
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The original crew of the Enterprise will warp into theaters with a limited 35th anniversary re-release of “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.”
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Owners of the DJI Spark will be glad to know they now have a little more functionality with their palm-sized selfie drone. Thanks to a software update, users will be able to get a panoramic, 180-degree photo of themselves. The drone’s 12-megapixel sensor will fly in a circle around the subject (presumably you) and stitch together 21 individual photos. Photo resolution has been improved… Read More
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The hack of HBO isn’t limited to a handful of Game of Thrones episodes; a DMCA takedown notice issued on behalf of the company says hackers stole “thousands of Home Box Office (HBO) internal company documents.” And, as the notice indicates, the data is already in the wild. Read More
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OnePlus hints on Facebook that something new is coming to its latest phone.
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Footage of an actual capsule shooting along a tube makes a crazy idea seem anything but.
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Scientists successfully made wood into an electrical conductor by transforming its surface into all-round wonder material graphene. The work could pave the way for biodegradable electronics.
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