TECHNOLOGY

A new feature has been spotted on the Facebook iOS app that aggregates notifications from Facebook, Messenger and Instagram.

If passed, tech companies such as Google and Microsoft will be obligated to hand over user information that is stored on overseas servers.

AI-based voice assistants will be installed on 7.5 billion devices by 2021, the report says.

SiriusXM is looking to acquire Pandora in a bid to bolster its music and music streaming offerings.

'From The Gallows,' the season finale in developer Telltale Games' 'The Walking Dead' series, will come out later this month.

A number of medical device manufacturers, including Siemens and Bayer, disclosed their products are vulnerable to the WannaCry ransomware attack that infected more than 300,000 computers last week.

Facebook will be adding esports content to its expanding streaming video catalog through a partnership with esports league ESL.

A study revealed Antarctica is turning green due to more moss growth from warming temperatures.

Popular font sharing site DaFont.com was hacked, exposing 700,000 usernames and passwords. More than 98 percent of the passwords have been cracked.

Tesla workers were reportedly passing out at the company's factory, suggesting pressure over meeting production goals.

Lawmakers want President Trump to appoint a director for White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and fund its operation.

Here are four socially conscious startups that want to help millennials put their money where their mouths are, from social impact investment portfolios to shopping carts full of ethical fashion products.

Twitter's privacy policy automatically will change June 18, and by being a user, you automatically agree to it.

Qualcomm shows the world how to charge electric vehicles wirelessly.

‘Destiny 2’ has been formally revealed by Activision, and there’s a lot to cover from today’s gameplay trailer reveal stream. From modes to worlds and beta details, here’s what we’ve learned.

The irregular dance done by electrons can cause magnetic reconnection and events like auroras.

Kickstarter's Hardware Studio program will provide resources and guided assistance to companies who want to launch hardware products on the funding service.

Genesis Robotics hopes to change the way robots are made with its LiveDrive actuator. The company says its design allows machines to withstand more weight, be more precise, are faster and safer. While it may change industrial robotics, the goal is to bring it to consumers to "really change people's lives."

The Federal Communications Commission votes to move forward with a plan to undo the current Title II net neutrality protections that classify the internet as a public utility.

Abhishek Gattani, the former Cuberon CEO who was recorded threatening and allegedly beating his wife, will accept a plea deal of just 15 days in jail, according to multiple reports.

‘Clash Of Clans’ is getting new balance changes alongside May’s big update, and Supercell has revealed what players can expect. If you’ve ever wished high-level spells were more effective, you’re going to love what’s coming next.

The Samsung Galaxy C10 appears to be the South Korean phone-maker's first smartphone to feature a rear dual-camera setup.

Homeland Security's possible electronics ban on flights coming in from Europe has been rejected — for now.

The Asus ZenFone AR will be the first smartphone to feature both of Google's Tango AR and Daydream VR platforms.

Restaurant search service Zomato was hacked and passwords, emails and names from 17 million users were stolen. That user information is now for sale on the dark web.

A hearing and vote is happening live now on the FCC net neutrality rules.

‘Battlefield 1’ testers are trying out some significant gameplay changes in the CTE. Might we be seeing adjustments to bullet spray and melee in the months to come?

‘Pokémon Go’ hasn’t received a substantial update in a couple months, but Niantic is still aware of the features its best trainers demand. Ever wanted to change movesets? You’ve been heard.

Around 93 percent of Americans believe that photos they see online have been edited.