TECHNOLOGY

While 70 percent of millennials subscribe to a legal streaming service, more than half still watch illegal content—and the vast majority don't feel bad about doing so.

Google's WebVR Experiments page will highlight interesting and innovative WebVR games and demos.

Exo-planets with two suns may be able to host life, much like 'Tatooine' in Star Wars.

The iPhone 7 beats the Galaxy S8 when it comes to speed, a new video shows.

A number of states have introduced a controversial bill that would mandate content blockers installed on all internet connected devices. Free speech advocates and pornographic sites are speaking out in opposition of the bill.

The Yellow app connects teens with strangers and that concerns parents and police.

It's not just Burger King's new ad that can set off Google Home, other commercials have been setting off assistants for years.

LG is looking to compete with Apple pay and Samsung Pay by adding facial recognition technology to the G6 to be use for the LG Pay launch this June.

The filings from the Snap lawsuit are now available in full without redactions.

MindMaze unveiled MASK, a foam with sensors for VR headsets that predicts your facial expressions and mirrors them in VR.

A recently patched zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Office was used by nation-state actors to attack Russian targets, according to a security research firm.

Providers are reporting big increases in traffic since the repeal of the Broadband Consumer Privacy Rules.

‘No Man’s Sky’ updates keep coming for the game’s niche community, and this latest development is an interesting one. How might a pre-release PC build contribute to the game’s future?

'Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality' is an upcoming virtual reality game based on the animated show 'Rick and Morty.'

A demo for the upcoming first-person shooter 'Prey' will come to consoles later this month.

Rumors suggest Apple will integrate Touch ID into the iPhone 8's display, but it seems like the company is struggling with the feature.

Windows Cloud will be a simple version of Windows 10 which can only run Universal Windows Apps from the Microsoft Store. A Microsoft Windows event will be held in New York City next month.

‘NBA 2K17’ got a new shooting update over the last few hours, and the tweak is going to make buckets harder for low-percentage athletes. Read the official word from 2K about the adjustment.

Turing Robotics Industries has announced that it has partnered with TCL Communications LTD, the same company that manufactures Alcatel and BlackBerry phones.

‘Battlefield 1’ premium pass owners are getting Nivelle Nights map DLC in June, and some gamers are already playing its testing phases. Want a full walkthrough of the new content? Watch it here.

‘Call Of Duty: WW2’ might have a November release date according to a recently leaked poster. Is this rumored image accurate, or is it a fake? Let’s take a look at the evidence.

The company could hold an event with special Lucky Eggs, which might look like Easter eggs.

Nintendo just released a massive update for its “Fire Emblem Heroes” mobile game that will introduce four new Heroes to players later this week.

A minor update for the PlayStation 4 console is rolling out today.

Citizens will soon be able to file taxes using a mobile app.

Twitter's new @support bot is currently experimental and is only available in a limited scope.

The new software update seems to be shutting down support for 32-bit iphones, since both beta versions of the update have been released for 64-bit devices.

Google's solution to Chrome's random page jumps is called scroll anchoring, and this locks the content on what user's are looking at on the screen.

Huawei CEO Eric Xu Zhijun admits that he's never been optimistic about the smartwatch market "when everything we need is on our phones."