Dozens of police agencies throughout the U.S. deploy "Stingray" surveillance, though exactly in what ways remain unclear.
T-Mobile's photo actually gives a lot of detail about the design of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 smartphone.
This group of cybercriminals has brought major networks to their knees more than once. How can Sony, Twitch and other companies protect themselves?
Twitter wasn't laughing when Sean Penn cracked an immigration joke about Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu.
Uber partners with another mobile app company to provide safety scores for different localities in New Delhi, India.
Apple's data centers will power its EU online services and run entirely on renewable energy
Almost every movie that was up for an Academy Award has been available online for months — often posted illegally.
Extraterrestrial life may not consist of grey creatures with large black eyes, but NASA thinks there may be different types of living organisms on Europa.
The Order 1886 is a steampunk re-imagining of 19th Century Britain, but it stumbles everywhere.
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The explosion of Orbital ATK Inc.'s Antares rocket may have been triggered when debris left in a fuel tank traveled into the booster's main engine, two familiar with the investigations told Reuters for an exclusive report.
Superbug scares have spurred research into alternatives to antibiotics, but it could be years before any of them are commercially viable.
Security and encryption companies report an influx of business requests from companies aiming at better protection.
The YouTube Kids app will feature a simplified design that even toddlers can use.
Apple users will have a chance to test iOS 8.3 in March, before the final version is released.
Despite cord-cutting concerns and regulatory uncertainty, the cable colossus is expected to post double-digit growth.
The gold alone is worth $850, meaning the price of the watch could exceed $5,000.
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The malware bore a unique signature that pointed back to North Korea, a National Security Agency director said.
As Apple pushes into high fashion, the wearable may need a space of its own.
Lenovo received "minor compensation" for letting a third party install dangerous software, a spokesman said.
Jun Lei, founder of China’s top smartphone company Xiaomi, is investing in local technology startups to expand the ecosystem for his smartphones.
Moscow is rumored to be behind the attack after similar malware was used to break into the White House networks last year.
Japan Display said that it was pursuing all opportunities, including building a new plant, to reassert its competitiveness.
Australian authorities have urged residents to remain indoors amid warnings of high winds and flash floods.
The announcement comes after revisions to the Cuban Assets Control Regulations announced by the U.S. earlier this month.
CEO John Legere said rival Sprint has a number of zombie accounts that should not be counted in its subscriber numbers.
Through its first mobile developer conference, Yahoo is hoping to partner up with indie app developers and grow the reach of its services.
Sorry Microsoft, research firm says Sony will own the gaming console market through 2018.
Microsoft is adding even more abilities to its eighth-generation device, including new features for Australian users.
