Toyota teamed up with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency to create a new lunar rover that astronauts will use to search the moon for frozen water.
Author: Dalvin Brown, USA TODAY
Rise of the ‘Wife Guy’: Men who post about their partners at the center of a viral trend
Elf Wife Guy blocked his wife on Twitter. Fake Wife Guy was a man who posed as his wife, and Curvy Wife Guy Robbie Tripp may have started the trend.
FaceApp’s privacy concerns: How the app compares to Facebook, Instagram and SnapChat terms
A new wave of interest has made FaceApp the top free entry in the Apple and Google app stores. It has also lead to privacy concerns.
Forget astronaut: YouTube is a more intriguing work frontier than space for today’s kids
Lego revealed this week that the number of aspiring astronauts in the U.S. may be dwindling as the country celebrates one of its biggest achievements.
Happy World Emoji Day! These are the top 10 icons used this year on Facemoji
Fun Fact: July 17 was designated World Emoji Day because that is the date shown on the calendar emoji for Apple and Google users.
Gen Z, Millennials: It’s ’embarrassing’ to rely on parents for money after 27
A TD Ameritrade study show that about one-fifth of Millennials expect to rely on their parents financially into their 30s.
Report: How hackers can alter your WhatsApp files before the receiver opens the message
On Monday, researchers found that WhatsApp has a vulnerability that allows hackers to intercept and alter messages sent between users with malware.
Apollo 11: The songs astronauts listen to above Earth may surprise you
The 50th anniversary of the moon landing on July 20, 1969 is approaching. Celebrate with this Spotify tracklist.
Amazon is releasing a high-end Echo speaker in 2020 and working on home robots, report
Amazon is reportedly working on a new Echo speaker with improved sound quality, competing with Apple’s HomePod and premium Sonos speakers.
Report: Millions of Android phones silently infected with malware through Samsung app scam
Two separate reports sprang up in recent weeks, revealing that millions of Android users might have been targeted in a new form of mobile attacks.