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Developed by Google, Project Tango is a technology that gives smartphones and tablets the ability to "see" the same way humans can.

The EHang184 can carry one passenger for flights up to 23 minutes.

The acquisition is principally aimed at turning the discount Saks Off Fifth chain into an ecommerce powerhouse.

Kodak's Super 8 Camera would make dad proud.

Use of so-called phablets has also exploded, and may soon become the top type of mobile device.

L'Oreal has developed a stretchable skin sensor designed to monitor ultraviolet light exposure via a wearable it is calling My UV Patch.

RightEye technology employs PC video games and eye tracking to change the way vision is tested, and is even used for concussion detection.

The messaging startup will make it easier to buy and target ads.

'Mike Tyson's Digital Wallet' is a mainstream service that lets consumers buy and sell bitcoin at any bitcoin ATM.

The U.S. Trademark Office must protect companies with slur names, according to the Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C.

Editas Medicine is the first gene-editing medical technology company to file an IPO.

'We see this as the transporting vehicle to move the Internet from a 2D space to a 3D space,' 8i co-founder says.

The $30 billion cruise ship industry has been on a mission to update itself.

The bakery owners were found to be in violation of anti-discrimination laws because their bakery was not registered as a religious institution.

A protein in the body could hold the secret to controlling sugar cravings.

The innovative car company is planning to hire 4,500 people in four years. Right now, it has 14,000 employees.

The company says it was overwhelmed by an eleventh-hour burst of orders.

That's in addition to $2 million in donations that have fallen under scrutiny.

Critics acknowledge the program may get people on the Internet, but argue that it gives Facebook a money-making engine and harms competition.

Will astronaut-designed shoe be a small step or a giant leap for woman-kind?

The battle over rooftop solar heats up in Nevada, a state that has long been friendly to the clean energy technology.

The online retailer has been holding talks with air-cargo companies to lease airplanes, and is seeking to lower its costs and reliance on delivery partners like UPS.

The CEO of both Twitter and payments technology company Square, has a secret to keep from being overwhelmed.

In 2013, 70 percent of Americans had home broadband, according to a Pew study of more than 6,000 American adults. This year, only 67 percent did.

The burrito chain just can't catch a break.

Grooming brand says competitor infringed on a 2004 patent involving a 'chromium-containing overcoat layer.'

The computing giant acquired the company in 2011 for $612 million. It said it plans to raise $100 million from the stock sale.

In a blog post yesterday, Chen called out Apple for putting the brand's reputation above the greater good.

Jeff Williams has effectively been Apple's COO for some time. The company also announced other staff changes.

Past flu cases peaked in mid-to-late December, but that probably won't be the case this year.