Today, The Wall Street Journal reported that the US Department of Justice may bring an antitrust case against AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner. The DOJ may currently be in talks with both companies that could lead to a settlement with conditions…
Source: Engadget | DOJ may sue to block AT&T's purchase of Time Warner

Sony's PlayStation 4 will never have the same widespread appeal as the Nintendo Wii. It's a popular console with an extensive library, but it hasn't captured the casual market quite like Nintendo's machine did in 2006. Sony is trying to change that,…
Source: Engadget | 'Erica' blurs the line between game and interactive movie

People who become paraplegics due to a spinal injury usually have to deal with more than just losing the feeling in their legs. They also have to battle excruciating phantom pain, which doctors can't cure with medicine. Now, scientists from the &Eacu…
Source: Engadget | Virtual reality could be the answer to treating phantom pain

Despite Apple claiming it securely stores your encrypted face info on the iPhone X, Reuters is reporting that the company permits developers to access "certain facial data" with user permission. This includes a visual representation of your face, and…
Source: Engadget | Apple might share iPhone X face data with developers

The 43-inch version of Samsung's 4K TV that can disguise itself as an art piece is now available on Samsung.com and various retailers in the US. It's the latest entry in the Korean conglomerate's "The Frame" series, following the 55- and 65-inch vers…
Source: Engadget | Samsung's 43-inch Frame TV is now available for ,300

We're relying increasingly on AI to be able to detect things, from exotic states of matter to recognizing specific faces, but how easy is it to fool these mechanisms? That's what researchers wanted to find out. A group of students took on the task of…
Source: Engadget | MIT students trick an AI into classifying this turtle as a gun