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Russia Hacking NATO: Troops Near Russian Border Had Phones Compromised

NATO troops located near the Russian border have had their smartphones targeted by cyber attacks, which are believed to be carried out by Russia.

Sonos One Is The Company's First Standalone Amazon Alexa Smart Speaker

The Sonos One will arrive on Oct. 24 for $199 and will also support Google Assistant in 2018.

Google Event 2017 Live Stream Blog: Pixel 2, Google Home Mini And More

Google is announcing its 2017 product lineup Wednesday. Check out what's being released live.

‘Terrain Of Magical Expertise’ Kickstarter Funded In 48 Hours; Stretch Goals Revealed

The 2D turn-based RPG inspired by the hit webseries of the same name is now fully funded.

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Cats Kill Over 1 Million Birds A Day In Australia, Says Study

A study has shown that both feral and domestic cats put together account for over one million bird deaths a day. Cats pose a direct threat to nearly 71 endangered bird species and 330 species of birds overall.

World's First Self-Driven Train Now Operational In Australia

Rio Tinto, an Australian mining corporation, has showcased the world's first operational driverless train.

Snap CEO Says They've Sold Over 150,000 Units Of Snapchat Spectacles

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel compared the success of the Snapchat Spectacle to the success of Apple's very first iPod.

Google Home Gets New Night Mode, Assistant Gets Male Voice

Google Home's Night Mode lowers down the volume and LED light brightness during specific hours and days.

Google Pixelbook Specs Leaked On Reseller's Website; 'Google Clips' Accessory Discovered

Google's follow-up to the Chromebook Pixel will be called the Pixelbook and it will feature a 12.3-inch display and powered by Intel Core i5 processor.

Edge-To-Edge Displays Will Make Smartphones Cost More Due To Supply Line Shortages

The shortage of edge-to-edge displays is expected to drive up the price of a smartphone in 2018.

Dark Energy Is Dynamic, Researchers Find; Could Disprove Einstein’s Cosmological Constant

A team of scientists has observed dynamic properties in dark matter which was previously considered to be static vacuum energy.

When Galaxies Collide: Astronomers Locate Five Extremely Elusive Supermassive Black Hole Pairs

Astronomers have used data from several observatories to locate not one, but five very elusive supermassive black hole pairs.

Election 2020: Sen. Wyden Calls For Improved Security Standards For Voting Machines

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Oregon), who is also a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, has created an essential list of questions that voting machine manufacturers need to answer.

How To See The Draconid Meteor Shower This Weekend

You can catch the Draconids meteor shower this weekend.

Samsung Odyssey Microsoft Mixed Reality Headset To Sell For $499

Samsung and Microsoft are collaborating on a high-end mixed reality headset that won't hurt the pockets as much as the Hololens.

Yahoo Data Breach: More Than 3 Billion Users Affected By Hack

The 2013 hack of Yahoo was far worse than originally feared, compromising the usernames and passwords of billions of consumers. In some cases telephone numbers and dates of birth were also disclosed.

Paul Otellini Dies: Tech Leaders React To Death Of Former Intel CEO

Apple and Google executives talk about the death of former Intel CEO Paul Otellini. He died Monday at the age of 66.

iPhone 8 Plus And Galaxy Note 8 Tied For Best Camera Phone

The iPhone 8 Plus must now share its number top rating on DxOMark with the Galaxy Note 8, one day ahead of the Pixel 2 launch.

Snapchat Teams Up With Artist Jeff Koons, Where To Find Virtual Sculptures

Snapchat teamed up with artist Jeff Koons to place virtual sculptures in nine places around the world.

iOS 11.0.2 Update Fixes Crackling Earpiece Sound On iPhone 8

iOS 11's second update fixes the static sound problem on iPhone 8.

NFL Data Breach: Personal Information Of 1,200 Players Exposed

The contact information of more than 1,100 NFL players including Colin Kaepernick was exposed on a database operated by the NFL Players Association.

It Could Take Goldman Sachs Years To Trade Bitcoin

It will probably be a while before American banks offer cryptocurrency — but the interest is already there.

Siri, Google, Bing Dumber Than 6-Year-Olds, But One Beats Others

Google, Apple, Bing AI voice assistants aren't so smart, but one of them beats the others.

Equifax CEO Blamed Single Person For Breach

Richard Smith, former CEO of the credit reporting firm, testified in front of the House Energy and Commerce Committee Tuesday.

Google Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL Leak Rundown Before Launch Event

Here's a final look at the Google Pixel 2 devices before their official launch, Oct. 4.

How To Use The Color Picker, Alignment Tool On Instagram

Instagram added new features to stories on Tuesday including a color picker and a an alignment tool.

Instagram Update: How To Make A Poll In Stories

You can now poll your Instagram followers with a new feature in stories.

Google-Backed Waymo To Launch Autonomous Car Service This Month

While Waymo could launch its ride-hailing service this month, the company is in a legal battle with Uber. Here's what the recently revealed court documents say.

Jurassic Fossil Of Extinct Baby Reptile Has Squid Tentacles In Stomach

The fossil of an extinct marine creature from the Jurassic period had squid tentacles in its stomach when it died, so now we know what newborn ichthyosaurs ate.

Google Home Mini Briefly Appeared On Walmart Store, Release Date Leaks

The smaller Google Home Mini smart speaker popped up briefly on Walmart for pre-orders revealing its release date.

President Of PlayStation, Sony Interactive Entertainment Andrew House Resigns

Andrew House has resigned as president of Sony Interactive Entertainment and the current deputy president John Kodera will now take his place.

Space Exploration To Get A Boost With VR As Scientists Test Virtual Cockpits

Using the telerobotics technology, scientists may be able to watch the progress of robots in space on VR screens that would take feedback from the cameras mounted on the robot.