TECHNOLOGY

Nonprofits filed a lawsuit against White House use of encryption apps Confide and Signal, as well as the deletion of presidential tweets.

Thursday's Google Doodle honors Oskar Fischinger, the German visual artist who created masterpieces that went along with music.

A former Infosys executive filed a reverse discrimination lawsuit against the IT company alleging discrimination is used against all "non-South Asian" employees.

A new report claims Russian hackers were able to successfully alter voter rolls and steal voter records containing personal data during attempts to hack the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Foxconn is seriously considering opening a factory and making additional investments to encourage job growth in the U.S.

Artificial intelligence could end up running NASA missions in deep space.

The Uber-Waymo lawsuit just got more interesting. Waymo's filing reveals former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick knew Anthony Levandowski had Google information in his possession.

Developer Niantic will publicly identify ill-gotten monsters in "Pokémon Go" that have been captured through third-party trackers and bots.

Documents published by WikiLeaks purport to show how the CIA is able to infect air-gapped computers with malware.

High school students are representing the U.S. this week in Paris at an international rocketry competition.

Nintendo says that stock of the Switch console is expected to increase in July and August.

A spaceship riding on a light beam could be the next Mayflower, says Stephen Hawking, carrying us to human colonies on other planets faster than rockets can.

Allyson Court, Matthew Mercer and Courtenay Taylor won't be returning to voice Claire, Leon and Ada for Capcom's "Resident Evil 2" remake.

Facebook's new tool is being called the "profile picture guard," for it prevents others from copying, saving or taking screenshots of user's profile pictures.

British company Imagination Technologies has announced that it is now up for sale and it remains to be “in dispute” with Apple.

The new “Star Wars” game being developed by Visceral is said to take place between "Episode IV" and "Episode V."

Samsung has invited some Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ owners to try out Bixby Voice’s preview version.

Samsung has announced that its Galaxy Folder 2 smartphone is launching in its homeland this Friday.

Senate Democrats led by Al Franken are urging the Department of Justice and the Trump administration to block a proposed merger of AT&T and Time Warner.

Virgin Mobile USA has partnered with Apple to sell only iPhones.

Colorado law allows texting while driving.

A Honda plant in Japan was forced to close temporarily after the company discovered its computer networks had been hit by the WannaCry ransomware attack.

Birds can live in families and help raise a breeding pair's young while forgoing reproduction themselves.

The Girls Scouts are working with Palo Alto networks to offer cybersecurity badges nationwide in the hope of encouraging young women to pursue male-dominated STEM fields.

The International Space Station will host five artificial organs as astronauts perform experiments to see how they respond in microgravity.

A dual-camera Galaxy S8 prototype has surfaced, weeks before the Galaxy Note 8 launch.

Adobe is bulking up its options for virtual reality creators with its latest acquisition from Mettle.

iOS 11 beta 2 released Wednesday, June 21. Find out how to download and install Apple's latest developer beta, here.

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