Articles by Technology Review from November 2016

We need more text and fewer videos and memes in the age of Trump....

A new book on Hewlett-Packards management history offers cautionary tales for todays leading tech companies....

This years 13 most covetable gadgets....

By 2030, we may be gobbling turkey meat grown in bioreactors....

When a woman gets her genome sequenced, questions about privacy arise for her identical twin sister....

Joining the circulation of two mice weakened the younger one, but didnt do much for the old one....

The defeat of carbon pricing in Washington State contrasts with its northern neighbor, where carbon taxes are now the rule....

President-elect Trumps promise to bring back production jobs ignores the realities of advanced manufacturing....

A new study suggests that racial and gender bias affect the freelancing websites TaskRabbit and Fiverrand may be baked into underlying algorithms....

Several companies are taking advantage of the lack of restrictions on testing autonomous vehicles in China....

The inventor of the bestselling vacuum cleaner robot has created a bot that cuts weeds....

Unable to resist any opportunity to sell you something, the e-commerce leader is opening up brick-and-mortar bookstores. But its online prowess doesnt yet translate into a very good retail experience....

Male contraception research is a field littered with failures, but a few promising candidates are in the pipeline....

We know very few specifics about our next leaders stance on many technology policies....

Nearly 20 percent of all election-related tweets come from an army of influential robots....

Synthetic biologists are developing genetically modified bacteria that you swallow, but no one knows yet how they should be regulated....

The Pixel phone is the tech giants attempt to sell high-end, highly profitable gadgets and monetize its AI investments....

The pace at which conventional chips improve is slowing, and these startups say optical computers are the answer....

A needleless, remote-controlled device for tissue expansion is awaiting FDA approval....

Hair-care company Living Proof explains how it uses biotech to develop its products....

Twenty years ago, Brian Behlendorf helped kick-start the Webnow hes betting the technology behind Bitcoin can make the world fairer....

The billionaire is the first major donor to back the idea of creating an atlas of all human cells....