The state of Washington allows the sale of marijuana from retail stores. Retailers hope for high demand and fear shortages when stores open on Tuesday, July 8.
Honda expands its U.S. recall arising due to faulty airbags to more regions. The defective airbags are supplied by Japanese company Takata Corp.
Scientists say that steroid jabs for patients suffering from spinal stenosis are unnecessary. Local anesthetics alone may relieve pain in these patients.
Scientists have developed a testing technique for teenagers that can predict future drinking habits. Teenagers can escape from binge drinking if they avoid drinking at an early age.
Microsoft may launch a smartwatch in this fall. Rumors indicate that the upcoming Microsoft wearable will work with devices running on multiple platforms and will be more of a fitness tracker.
A recent study estimates that there is around 40,000 tons of floating plastic in our Earth's oceans. The latest estimate is less than what many scientists predicted.
The Syrian Electronic Army hacks Israel Defense Force's (IDF) official Twitter account. The hacktivists spreads rumors about nuclear leaks after rocket attack in Dimona.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. Modi is an avid Facebook user and has around 19 million likes on the social media website.
Android Wear app listed on Google Play store again. Customers will be able to download Android Wear apps directly onto the compatible devices, due to ship soon.
Qualcomm enters into collaboration with Chinese contract chip manufacturer SMIC. The collaboration may improve Qualcomm's relation with the Chinese government.
Daimler to launch its driverless Future Truck 2025 in the next decade. The futuristic truck will offer more efficiency, better safety and improved connectivity.
Facebook acquires video ad technology company LiveRail for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition will help Facebook to generate more revenue from the ads business.
U.S. wants security to be beefed up at overseas airports, which has direct flights to the U.S. Government agencies are worried about improvised non-metallic explosives that can go undetected by metal detectors.
Meet Synek, a beer dispenser system. The pouches used in Synek can hold 1 gallon of beer, which will be fresh for over 30 days.
European Commission gives a green light to Motorola Mobility's acquisition by Lenovo. The Chinese company will hope to get a nod from U.S. regulators regarding its x86 server deal with IBM.
Android L hidden features reveal that users will be able to make and receive calls using Google Voice. Android L will also include battery-friendly elements.
Another mockup of the iPhone 6 shows how the final product may look like. Apple may launch the iPhone 6 with 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch display sizes.
Cassini celebrates its tenth birthday. The mission is expected to enter its last stage in 2016 and NASA will end the mission in 2017.
General Motors (GM) has announced six new safety recalls linked to faulty ignition switch. Customers should remove all items from the key ring which has the car key.
A new study suggests that adults can reverse the risk of heart diseases by embracing a healthy lifestyle. Dropping unhealthy habits even in 30's and 40's can reduce the risk of heart diseases.
The documentary "The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz" puts the focus on Aaron Swartz's life and death. The documentary premiered in January this year.
NASA will launch Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) on July 1. OCO will keep an eye on carbon dioxide levels in the Earth's atmosphere, which is also responsible for climate change.
The U.S. Supreme Court has found Aereo guilty of copyright violations. Aereo's CEO and founder Chet Kanojia believed that the service bypasses copyright law.
A recent study reveals that Vitamin D is linked to blood pressure levels in the body. Low Vitamin D can cause hypertension or high blood pressure.
Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro introduces Kodomoroid and Otonaroid robots at the Japan Miraikan museum. The robots will be on display at the Miraikan museum from June 25 onwards.
Takata Corp's woes continue as General Motors recalls thousands of Chevrolet Cruzes due to faulty airbags.
Reports suggest that the x86 server business deal between IBM and Lenovo is concerning government officials. A Lenovo spokesperson suggests that the deal will close by the end of this year.
Oculus VR files an official response to the ZeniMax lawsuit. Oculus VR's response suggests that its upcoming virtual reality headset, Rift, is the brainchild of the company's founder Palmer Luckey.
Woman mistakes a drone flying near the window of her apartment of spying on her. However, the spotted Skyris quadcopter was on a legitimate job and not peeping at the woman.
Microsoft's top counsel, Brad Smith, has urged the Congress to ensure that private data of citizens are protected. Smith suggests that by 2020 around 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet.