TECHNOLOGY

Millennials can live without Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat, but not the Amazon app.

Jets that were used to collect data during the eclipse are stuck in Texas, but preliminary findings look good.

India's Supreme Court ruled that privacy is a fundamental right, creating new questions for a government identification program and for tech companies operating within the country.

Who is Keith Mann? He’s an imaginary man who got more respect than two real businesswomen.

Monero offers more privacy than bitcoin, and its price is soaring.

Is your email address compromised? You might want to check and change your password.

Cassini is scheduled to burn up in Saturn's atmosphere, this is what its last week of exploration includes.

Wednesday was the final day for members of the public to file a comment on the FCC's proposal to roll back net neutrality protections.

Amazon and Microsoft announced a partnership where Alexa and Cortana will soon work together on Windows 10 and Echo speakers.

A new report claims that iOS 11 on the iPhone 8 will have a dock where users can access their commonly used apps like the iPad.

With a $5,500 price tag, Tesla's Powerwall seems out of reach for many homeowners.

The search giant has been working on the technology even before Apple — it launched the AR-enabled Google Glass in 2013.

Xiaomi has confirmed that it will unveil the Mi Mix 2 on Sept. 11, just one day before Apple's expected iPhone 8 launch.

TCL's head of global sales confirmed that the next BlackBerry smartphone will arrive in October with an all-touchscreen design, IP67 water resistance rating and more than 26 hours of battery life.

Developed by Google's Android and VR teams, ARCore will be the augmented reality platform across the majority of Android smartphones that go beyond Project Tango.

The food giant has partnered with Ford to deliver pizza autonomously in the U.S.

The upcoming mobile game will be pretty much like Niantic’s “Pokemon Go” but instead of interacting with pocket monsters, players will have to fight zombies that are spawning everywhere.

As childhood obesity in the U.S. grows, researchers find that guidelines to prevent the problem are not being followed.

Security threats emerge and then recede, replaced by new threats. Mårten Mickos, the CEO of HackerOne, on improving cyber security defense.

Blockchain network offer new ways to buy, sell and evaluate art.

There will be a total lunar eclipse in January, and no you don't need glasses to view it.

NASA’s moon camera took a photo of Earth during the total solar eclipse, as the moon’s shadow was sweeping across the United States.

Uber announced it will discontinue its controversial feature that would track users even after they their ride ended.

Amazon Echo is currently unavailable as rumors point to revamped Echo that will rival Apple's HomePod.

Critters and animals lurk among flooded waters from Hurricane Harvey along with disease and other health risks.

Power Ledger's initial coin offering is expected to raise millions.

A new Galaxy Note 8 color option has surfaced, but it will be a Taiwan exclusive.

How to spot phishing emails, unverified websites and other scams looking to take advantage of people trying to help Texas flood victims.

Endgame CEO Nathaniel Fick spoke with IBT about the security challenges facing businesses and what his experience in the military taught him.