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|  | Five to Try: Google Photos gets smart and unlimited, plus Periscope's easy video streaming 05.29.2015 12:00 PM Also Inbox by Gmail opens up wide, and a new Tomb Raider game hits Android. | |
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|  | Google's researchers just stole I/O with smart pants, a password killer, and the most secure SD card ever 05.29.2015 12:12 PM After a fairly straightforward keynote, Google's advanced research division shows off wrist-worn radar, touch-sensitive fabric, and a new plan to kill passwords. | |
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|  | Facebook finally adds support for animated GIFs 05.29.2015 1:01 PM For years the social network opted not to host animated gifs out of fear that it would make the platform "too chaotic." But as gifs become a more integral part of the web, Facebook has finally caught on. | |
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|  | Google levels up security with secure comms tool, better authentication 05.29.2015 1:05 PM On tap: the Project Vault secure MicroSD card, Project Abacus password replacement and other tech to improve users' security. | |
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|  | This week in games: Twitch bans AO games as Hot Pockets head to virtual reality 05.29.2015 1:11 PM Plus: 2K teases a new AAA project named 'Advent' and we're pretty sure it has nothing to do with that Orson Scott Card game Advent Rising. This is gaming news for the week of May 25. | |
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|  | Silk Road mastermind gets two life sentences 05.29.2015 1:35 PM Federal prosecutors claimed Silk Road faciliated the sales of more than $213 million in online sales of drugs and unlawful goods | |
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|  | Italy's architectural elite moves to rub out crowdsourcing design site 05.29.2015 1:45 PM Crowdsourcing design site CoContest threatens established architects | |
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|  | Hands-on: Google's Project Jacquard plans to turn your jacket into a trackpad 05.29.2015 2:03 PM On the surface, the technology is very forward facing, but a deeper dive into it reveals that it's simply another another crazy idea from Google you won't be able to use any time soon. | |
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| | The NSA reportedly tried -- but failed -- to use a Stuxnet variant against North Korea 05.29.2015 3:05 PM U.S. agents couldn't access the core machines in control of the nation's nuclear weapons | |
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| | Google to Cardboard developers: Keep it short and simple, and watch out for nausea 05.29.2015 3:15 PM Google Cardboard experiences should be the duration of traditional YouTube videos, said a Google executive | |
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