Reuters | Page 8

The government currently allows automakers to self-certify that vehicles comply with safety standards.

The company's first commercial 3-D printer, the M1, is available for a $40,000 annual subscription.

The CBS live feed marked the first time an NFL game had been broadcast on Twitter and the event quickly began to trend on the social media platform in the United States.

The Japanese firm, conservative and rarely unpredictable, has twice caught the industry by surprise in recent weeks.

'No matter how you spin it, [Autopilot] is not designed for that. It is a driver assistance system and not a driverless system.'

Supplies of the larger size of Apple's new phone have been exhausted in all shades, and the smaller iPhone 7 has also sold out in the new jet black color, the company said.

The firm has sold 2.5 million Note 7 phones in 10 markets including South Korea and the United States that are subject to the recall.

The German company is aiming to create a one-stop shop for seeds, crop chemicals and computer-aided services to farmers.

The space services company suspended Falcon 9 flights while it investigates why the rocket burst into flames on Sept. 1.

Facebook, the world's largest social media network with about 1.7 billion users each month, has been criticized for its role in spreading fake stories.

The Bolt EV will be launched in a few months, nearly a year before the Tesla Model 3, with a starting price for U.S. consumers of $37,500.

James Chambers will resign at the end of September after three years on the job following a 'joint decision' from the board of directions that he should leave.

'Google is search, Facebook is social, we're going to be brand,' he said.

The 1972 photograph, by Pulitzer Prize-winner Nick Ut of the Associated Press, shows screaming children running from a napalm attack. A naked 9-year-old girl is at its center.

Bezos's Kent, Wash.-based Blue Origin space company is designing two versions of the rocket, named New Glenn, a nod to John Glenn.

The company is working with a number of payment providers including PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Stripe.

Samsung will invest $100 million to $300 million in HP through open market purchases once the deal is through.

Consumer Product Safety Commission is working with Samsung to announce an official recall of the device.

The update will be available within a week or two through an 'over-the-air' software update.

Both companies are close to completing months of negotiations for deals with record companies and music publishers that will allow them to offer the new services.

A SpaceX-led accident investigation is underway, overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration's Commercial Space Transportation office.

'This was almost an invisible tax,' Walter Merricks, who is bringing the case, told the BBC.

Cloud computing is the increasingly popular practise of using remote internet servers to store, manage and process data.

'We regret and take responsibility for any instances where customers may have received a product that they did not request,' the bank said.

Netflix is set to launch a new app when the console launches with 600 hours of 4K content, including its hit crime series Narcos, and Google's YouTube unit is also planning an app for PS 4 Pro.

Chief Executive Meg Whitman is focusing the group on a few areas such as networking, storage and technology services since it separated last year from computer and printer maker HP Inc.

The world's best-known technology company said the iPhone 7, starting at $649, would have one, zooming 12-megapixel camera. The 'Plus' edition, starting at $769, would feature two cameras.

The world's most valuable publicly traded company is expected by blogs and analysts to reveal an iPhone without a headphone jack today.

Apple and Google are among those who joined the tech giant in its bid to strike down a law preventing companies from telling customers the government is seeking their data.

The company recalled Galaxy Note 7 smartphones in 10 markets including South Korea and the United States after finding its batteries were prone to ignite.