TECHNOLOGY

Following the WannaCrypt (WannaCry) ransomware attack that infected thousands of computer systems Friday, Microsoft is calling on users to update their machines and governments to stop hoarding exploits.

Here's what comes with Apple's iOS 10.3.2 update — and what to expect from iOS 11.

Arguably the biggest ransomware attack in hacker history, infecting 200,000 computers worldwide, already has started to change the way people think about cryptocurrency.

Yahoo's Bob Lord explains why we don't know anything about the 2013 security breach affecting a billion user accounts.

Nintendo reportedly wants to launch a 'Legend Of Zelda' game on Android and Google smartphones later this year.

Toyota has backed the flying car project Skydrive, led by a team called Cartivator, which plans to light the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games torch with the flying vehicle.

SpaceX and Elon Musk are launching an internet satellite from the company Inmarsat on Monday evening.

There is a new WhatsApp scam users should be concerned about: a campaign promising a free one-year subscription to Netflix. However, the WhatsApp scam actually steals your personal information.

Specialists weigh in on whether fidget spinners, the latest new toy, can help you feel less anxious or more focused.

Climate change has lengthened allergy season. Here are some tips from American College of Physicians' Dr. Damle and Dr. Thomas Casale from the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology on how to alleviate your symptoms.

The collaboration will work on self-driving technology and test autonomous cars on the road, in a bid to take on the world’s largest ride-hailing company, Uber.

Sometimes you just need to block someone on Snapchat, here's how you do it.

EA gave a first look at 'Madden 18' and the latest game in the NFL series should potentially focus on several areas.

Normally it takes at least six months to diagnose attention-deficit, hyperactivity disorder, which affects 11 percent of children ages 4 to 17.

A new survey shows Americans are losing faith in the government's ability to protect consumers, including a decline in trust in regulation of the auto industry, data protection and health care access.

A 2008 bill states that the USDA chief must be a "distinguished scientist."

The company announced the investment in Corning, which makes iPhone's display glass, Friday.

The tablet was earlier expected to launch in April and is now expected to launch at WWDC in San Jose, California in June.

Lattice Data has worked on recognizing data such as text and images via AI.

The music industry hasn't had the best relationship with YouTube, but a report commissioned by Google says it's a valuable part of the industry.

Legislation currently being prepared will determine how soon self-driven cars hit public roads.

Nintendo recently revealed its plans for E3 2017, and the report has us giddy with excitement. While these aren’t outright predictions, here are five things we hope to see next month.

The device along with artificial intelligence and Cardiogram app can assess irregular heartbeat.

Virtual reality is already being used in several different ways that dramatically change how people experience pregnancy, from childbirth to ultrasounds.

Around 75,000 attacks in 99 countries had been reported at the time of writing.

The Las Vegas chief information officer says that he relies on artificial intelligence to keep the city's data and tech safe.

The German parliament approved legislation allowing the automotive industry to develop and test self-driven cars.

Pro-Russian separatists operating in Ukraine are using cell site simulators to hijack communications and send threatening text messages to Ukrainian soldiers.

Use Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram to celebrate mom this Mother's Day.