TECHNOLOGY

After a humanoid robot was granted citizenship for the first time, it made a dig at Elon Musk and talked about whether artificial intelligence would take over the world.

The Pokémon has been found in a datamine of a new game update by the Silph Road Pokémon Go Reddit community.

Harvard's RoboBee can now swim in and explode out of the water using a tiny combustible rocket propulsion system.

The Oreo Colorizer app is able to force the displays on the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL to shift from using the sRGB color space to the wider DCI-P3 color gamut.

The new Uber credit card doesn't have an annual fee and offers a lot of perks to users.

A new rumor is claiming that the new OnePlus 5T smartphone with 18:9 display could be announced before the end of November.

Scientists from the UK have devised a new method to combine graphene and silver to make the conducting material in touchscreen technology. This could make it more flexible, eco-friendly and cheap.

Can mass surveillance ensure our safety or do law enforcement agencies need to concentrate more on strategic surveillance?

The official Android 8.1 update is expected to roll out to Pixel and Nexus devices in December.

Release notes for the watchOS 4.1 gold master were released online, revealing some interesting things about the upcoming update.

The Cupertino giant has broken its silence following the emergence of a rumor claiming it compromised the accuracy of Face ID to increase iPhone X’s production.

‘Pokémon Go’s’ developers at Niantic have responded to recent concerns that the game’s EX Raid system needs to be fixed.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai announced the commission will vote to lift current regulations that limit media ownership.

The latest Android Oreo software is now available for Google-branded devices.

Puerto Rico was devastated by Hurricane Maria, and Tesla is trying to help.

Attractive people are being looked over for certain kinds of jobs because of how hiring managers perceive them.

Tech and telecom lobbying groups managed to kill a bill in California that would have required internet service providers to get user permission before collecting their data.

The Pope will call the International Space Station Thursday, which has only been done once before.

Even as charges of sexism, sexual harassment and assault swirl around prominent men in Hollywood and on TV, a cryptocurrency conference invited a convicted domestic abuser whose company is being sued for discrimination.

NASA has released some preliminary findings on gene expression from the Twins Study.

A new report backs up rumors that Samsung is currently working on its Android 8.0 Oreo update.

Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab said it accessed files from the National Security Agency but only did so on accident.

Amazon announced on Wednesday a new delivery service that allows drivers to deliver packages inside a customer's home.

A Maryland high school video shows a student kicking out another classmate's chair for not standing for the Pledge of Allegiance.

Microsoft will no longer produce any more Kinect cameras, but the Xbox accessory will continue to work.

The attack is expected to affect millions of devices globally and be far more aggressive than the 2016 Mirai botnet attack.

ESO's VLT Survey Telescope (VST) at ESO’s Paranal Observatory in Chile has captured a stunning image of NGC 1316 in the Fornax Galaxy Cluster revealing a turbulent past.

The professional applications of drones are being worked upon by companies such as Amazon and Walmart, including drone-based deliveries which are expected to bring major changes to the way the logistics industry functions.

Lynky appears to be the very first touchscreen-enabled Google Assistant speaker that functions as a smart home hub.