TECHNOLOGY

Venezuela launched a cryptocurrency Tuesday, the first backed by a nation.

Hackers managed to gain access to Tesla's cloud environment and used its servers to mine for cryptocurrency.

The Xperia XZ2 Compact appears to have a thicker body with a curved back.

With Apple's HomePod ditching native Spotify support, it looks like Spotify is interested in building its very own smart speaker product.

Instead of reversing the Snapchat update, the app has new tab and GIF features.

Some games and apps won't work on ARM-powered Windows 10 PCs, including some Windows Phone apps.

The HTC Desire 12 will arrive with a 5.5-inch display and is rumored to arrive with an 18:9 aspect ratio.

Samsung 'Uhssup' will let users share their real-time location and will come with messaging features similar to Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.

Sony has dropped a mysterious teaser ahead of its presentation at Mobile World Congress next week.

The famous third-party keyboard for Android and iOS has been terminated.

The device is said to have a rotating penta-lens setup that will make it stand out against flagship rivals.

The new iOS update for iPhone X and other iPhones addresses the bug that causes messaging apps to crash.

It seems there’s now information on the dates and venue of this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference.

The app is no longer available to download from the Mac App Store.

Samsung continues to tease about the imminent launch of its next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S9.

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter put itself in standby mode Thursday, while NASA’s Mars rover Opportunity saw its 5,000th Martian dawn Saturday.

The device, internally called “Judy,” is said to feature a 6.1-inch display.

A teardown has revealed the things that Google is developing for its next Google Maps update.

BlackBerry appears to be developing a unique camera setup for a smartphone that’s rumored to be the successor to its Priv handset.

A Bitcoin miner in New York City was asked to shut off his mining rig after the FCC determined it was interfering with T-Mobile's wireless network.

Rocket launches have always been tremendous displays of power.

We probably wouldn’t freak out if scientists discovered extraterrestrial life.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller indicted 13 Russians and several Russian organizations that allegedly attempted to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

A helicopter crash in South Carolina may have been the result of a drone getting in the way of the aircraft.

The flu vaccine might not seem effective but a closer look shows its protecting against more than you thought.

Users are putting a character that can crash iPhones in their username on Twitter in attempts to exploit a recently discovered iOS bug.

Scientists plotted the trajectory of the Tesla Roadster Elon Musk shot toward Mars on SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket, and its final destination may be back on Earth.

A famed cryptocurrency disruptor strikes again.

Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, also recently expressed his dislike for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, saying “they will come to a bad ending.”