TECHNOLOGY

Amazon is reportedly taking a second go at developing its own smartphone.

The vice chairman of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee warns recent reports of Russian cyberattacks against U.S. voting software providers and local government officials were "broader than has been reported so far."

Nevada lawmakers passed Senate Bill 398 to protect the free trade of cryptocurrency and blockchain transactions.

A joint report from the Pew Research Center and Elon University finds the internet of things will likely continue to get larger despite its current security flaws.

Elon Musk thinks robots will be better than humans at everything by 2040 but he hopes he's wrong.

Amazon announced it is lowering the price of its Prime membership for those who have EBT cards.

A number of tech companies including Amazon, Reddit and Mozilla are joining with advocacy groups to launch a day of protest to support current net neutrality protections.

After the Justice Department announced the arrest of an NSA contractor who leaked documents about Russia to the Intercept, Michael Moore launched a website for whistleblowers, TrumpiLeaks.

‘Splatoon 2’ has both new and returning weapons, and Nintendo Japan just showed off some of each variety. Want robots for your Inkling? We’ve got you covered.

An app called Nurx serves women in Texas who have limited access to prescription birth control.

NASA data shows that flares on red dwarf stars may deplete the potential for life on other planets.

NASA has unveiled a Mars rover concept that looks like the Batmobile and is built to dominate an alien planet.

Here's a rundown of similar features found in both Apple's iOS 11 and Google's Android O.

The prime minister of Australia and leader of the opposition Labor Party have called on tech companies to aid in the fight against terrorism by removing extremist content and breaking encryption for law enforcement.

The risk of astronauts developing cancer might be double what scientists have thought previously because the radiation in space and on Mars makes cells attack one another.

Sony’s E3 2017 press conference is just one week away, and we expect to see lots of PS4 games and reveals during the show. Here are our top five expectations for the stream.

The freezing issue on the Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones has been around since shortly after their release, and Google's June OTA security update might finally fix it.

A leak suggests Microsoft's rumored Surface Phone actually will be called Surface Mobile and will include a built-in projector for Windows 10's Continuum.

Pokémon news arrived from a fresh Pokémon Direct presentation, but it didn’t reveal what people were expecting. There’s a ‘Pokémon’ game for Switch, but it’s not ‘Sun And Moon.’

‘No Man’s Sky’ updates have more or less ceased since March, but it appears Hello Games is teasing something big heading into E3. What do these suspicious packages mean?

SteamVR Beta has been launched for Apple PCs and offers 360-degree tracking similar to Windows and Linux PCs.

Sony Interactive Entertainment president Shawn Layden and PlayStation global marketing head Jim Ryan both praised the success of the Nintendo Switch and briefly discussed the future (or lack thereof) of the PS Vita.

A deep learning algorithm can predict with 69 percent accuracy if people are going to die in the next five years.

"Red Dead Redemption 2" is said to take place three years after the original game with Jack Marston finding more about his father's past.

A OnePlus 5 device has been spotted on GeekBench, but this one comes with a Snapdragon 820 processor with 4GB of RAM. OnePlus has also announced that it will be launching the OnePlus 5 on June 20 at 12 p.m. EDT.

NASA wants to explore autonomous aviation and has a team studying the possibility of its inclusion and certification as a transportation system.

The Siri presentation screenshots at WWDC 2017 show a new home button-like icon, which could be a replacement for the traditional home button on the iPhone.

An unprotected database of vehicle identification numbers and personal information about car owners was discovered in an unprotected database by security researchers.

Sony's higher-end PlayStation 4 model has been a strong performer for the company.