TECHNOLOGY

The dwarf planet Ceres was in the perfect spot for NASA’s Dawn spacecraft to take shots of its bright surface and its even brighter crater.

Migrating birds caught in a storm flew into a skyscraper in Galveston, Texas, earlier this month and died.

Apple was granted patents for two features that are rumored to be included in the upcoming iPhone 8: bezel-less screen display and embedded Touch ID.

Facebook said it had mistakenly charged advertisers due to an advertising click detection error.

‘Rainbow Six Siege’ fans have a lot to be excited about over the next few days, and Ubisoft has released a trailer to prove it. Whether you’re interested in eSports or Operation Health, here’s what you need to know.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office released a report on the internet of things, highlighting the security risks of web-connected devices.

A human space colony on Mars or another planet may evolve into a different race if we leave inhabitants alone to breed.

São Paulo could soon rival established fintech hubs like London and New York, thanks to a fresh crop of Brazilian startups attracting international attention for innovative financial tech.

Waiting for the next iPad Mini? Apple could discontinue the smaller tablets, report says.

Ubisoft confirmed in a call with investors that sequels to many of its high-profile franchises would be releasing this financial year.

Instagram's new update added a host of new features, here's how to use the face filters, eraser, rewind and other features.

A study by Free Press found infrastructure investment made by ISPs and cable companies have increased since the adoption of net neutrality rules, despite industry claims to the contrary.

‘ARMS’ and ‘Splatoon 2’ are getting another Nintendo Direct tomorrow, so we can learn about both upcoming Switch games. Get more details here.

A promotional video for HMD Global's Nokia smartphones has leaked online showing one handset sporting a dual-camera setup.

Long before the global WannaCry ransomware attack, hackers used the same NSA vulnerabilities in a large scale botnet hack for mining cryptocurrency.

The case filed by former Snap employee Anthony Pompliano, was originally brought against Snap in January in a state court.

Uber announced its partnership with the Transit App to show riders real-time public transportation data.

Project Scorpio intends to be Microsoft’s headliner at its E3 2017 briefing, and this console’s success will likely be determined by its games. From ‘Crackdown’ to ‘Battlefront,’ here are five killer games for the next Xbox.

Instagram has also added new creative tools, including the ability to record videos that play in reverse.

‘Clash Of Clans’’ next update is officially getting a new mode called Versus Battles, but we don’t know much about it. Unfortunately, however, the patch won’t be releasing this week. More details here.

A new leak appears to confirm a previous report about Samsung launching a mid-range phone with dual cameras prior to the Galaxy Note 8.

Apple is reportedly seeking for someone who will lead its original video efforts. Could that someone be former HBO programming head Micheal Lombardo?

Korean industry watchers have spilled the beans on the features of the Galaxy Note 8’s dual-camera module.

A new report claims that Google Assistant will soon launch as an app for Apple's iOS devices and Google might announce it as soon as this week.

Canadian game studio Beenox is currently rumored to be the developer behind the Nintendo Switch version of Activision's "Call of Duty: WWII."

The new software update for Apple’s Mac devices lays the groundwork for future software updates.

The HTC U11 was officially announced today and it features a pressure-sensitive metal frame for squeeze gestures and a camera with a DxOMark score of 90.

New information on what Apple is planning for its next-generation smartwatch have come into light early this week.

The similarity was first discovered by a Google security researcher and echoed by a number of security experts, but they warned similarities do not equate to clear attribution.