TECHNOLOGY

Researchers from University of Sydney have created a microchip that converts data from photons into acoustics and then back to the optical domain, and it could change the way computers work.

High-profile tech companies like Amazon and Google have been tied up in recent political scuffles.

Facebook is heading north for its latest artificial research investment.

The clouds on the dark side of Venus are really weird-looking and move unpredictably.

A new study highlighted the most dangerous cities in the United States for school children as a result of an increase in distracted driving.

[hold for tech editor] Under a search warrant, Facebook handed over information on Russian ads from fake accounts to Mueller for Russia investigation.

Bing follows Google's fight against fake news by announcing the addition of fact check tags in search results.

T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon and AT&T release price details on Apple Watch Series 3 plans before its release date.

While some may be skeptical about the new Face ID feature, Apple software engineering chief Craig Federighi assures people won't be able to live without it.

As Trump plans to cut EPA environmental justice program, a new study finds people of color are much more likely to be exposed to pollution than white people.

A new USDA report reveals the different characteristics among households with obese children and those without obese minors.

The company's recently revealed Face ID feature might also run into trouble with U.S. regulators over privacy and security concerns.

Consumers will likely be looking at smartphone reviews to help them choose their next iPhone. Here's how Apple can use this to their advantage and get undecided consumers purchasing the iPhone 8 now and not waiting for the iPhone X.

How monero keeps cryptocurrency users anonymous and safe.

Hacking collective OurMine breached music video hosting service Vevo and posted stolen documents from the company online.

After the Parsons Green attack, Uber's dynamic (surge) pricing was automatically turned on, charging more as people fled the scene. The company says it will refund riders in the area.

Verizon is disconnecting more than 8,500 people in rural areas from its network for using roaming data.

Starting in Chrome 64, Google's popular browser will automatically mute tabs that have autoplaying video and other sounds.

An exoplanet is darker than asphalt because it’s so hot, making it a unique world for scientists to explore.

The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are now available for pre-order with deals from major carriers.

Mining Mars or asteroids for water might help sustain deep space travel for humans.

The new Apple TV 4K won't arrive until Sept. 22, but there's a way to start watching HDR iTunes movies on iPad Pros.

An official from Essential Products Inc. revealed that Android Oreo will arrive for the Essential Phone "in the next month or two."

The PC open beta for "Call of Duty: WWII" will commence on Sept. 29 through Steam.

New leaks may have already confirmed that Bose's upcoming QuietComfort 35 II will be the first "bisto" headphones to have Google Assistant onboard.

Face ID is the highlight of Apple's $999 iPhone X smartphone, but the same functionality might be easily accessed using just an app.

Here's how you can watch Cassini's final moments after two decades in space.

Apple just rolled out a golden master version of macOS High Sierra ahead of the official update’s release.

Apple’s refurbished store now offers the 2017 MacBooks with Kaby Lake processors.