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It's called Cora, and it takes off like a helicopter before flying like a plane using electric propulsion.

Temperatures in Hawaii get too high for kids to concentrate in class, so Tesla stepped in to give them AC using Powerwalls and solar panels.

Apple likes to use a lot of glass, but employees are walking into glass walls as there are apparently no markings on them.

The phone number Facebook requests for login authentication is also being used to tell you about friends' posts.

The third and final burn worked too well and means the Roadster will overshoot its planned Mars orbit.

The Tesla Model S drove into the back of a fire truck attending another freeway accident.

Buying Smoky Grilled Wings from KFC in India also gets you a build-it-yourself drone.

Nanoseconds simply aren't good enough when it comes to perfectly syncing individual frames of video and visual effects.

Every channel now requires at least 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watchtime per year.

The Italian company can continue to use the Apple founder's name and Apple's logo and plans to start offering electronic devices under the brand.

Phase 1 is a 6.5-mile proof-of-concept tunnel that will eventually be opened to the public if regulators agree.

The U.S. Intelligence Community now has its own air-gapped region of Amazon's cloud for workloads up to Secret U.S. security classification.

It goes from 0 to 60 mph in 1.9 seconds, has a top speed over 250 mph and a range of 620 miles.

Airlines simply don't know how much the total weight of each flight is, so Finnair is trying to get a more accurate estimate.

Vague legal standards were all that was required for a secrecy order to be issued, and no end date needed to be specified.

The image is of a fully-functional spacesuit SpaceX will use during its first crewed missions.

Half of Google's mobile search revenue is from iOS devices, which makes the huge payment worthwhile.

The class action suit alleges that the media giant is violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998.

Watch is the social network's new platform for watching shows, and it's clearly trying to compete with YouTube.

The Japanese company is selling its battery manufacturing subsidiary even though it will grow increasingly reliant on EV batteries.

In total, some 263,000 glitter cases were sold across the U.S., with a further 11,400 in Canada and 400 in Mexico. Please stop using them immediately.

The technology giant beat Wall Street's Q3 2017 revenue forecasts and analyst share price expectations. It looks like the tri-buy of iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods made it happen.

Have documents read back to you with simultaneous word highlighting to help find errors and better support users with learning disabilities.

Panasonic's system can predict and react to how drowsy a driver is and keep them comfortably awake without them even realizing the environment around them is changing.

Amazon wants to put a delivery hub in your residence so anyone can send you packages, be they friends, family or other retailers.

A new patent describes how Amazon's drones will scan your home while delivering packages to see if anything needs fixing.

Nobody asked for this, nobody wants this and hopefully Google's testing makes that extremely clear.

In a bid to make Windows 10 and Windows Server more secure, Microsoft turns to the wider security community and tempts them with very healthy cash rewards.

After 32 years, MS Paint will move from being a standard feature of Windows to being available on the Windows Store.

The Rock and Apple team up for 'the biggest, coolest, sexiest, funnest movie ever' that ends up being less than four minutes long.