China was the last country holding up the takeover, the biggest ever in the semiconductor industry when it was proposed two years ago. | Continue reading
A redesign allegedly made it more dependent on Chrome's architecture. | Continue reading
Take note if you see the warning, but don't panic. | Continue reading
The meatless burger's "heme" is safe to eat, regulators say. | Continue reading
FAQ: Starting Tuesday, you're going to see a rash of "not secure" warnings thanks to a new version of the Google browser that flags unencrypted sites. | Continue reading
The peer-to-peer transfer service will be continued in August. | Continue reading
Carrier has named half the markets it expects to roll out the super speedy network to this year. | Continue reading
A new Corning tech can etch designs onto the back glass panel of a phone. | Continue reading
The Yamaha RX-S602 is a compact AV receiver with multiroom capabilities, but only four HDMI inputs. | Continue reading
Result linked to Redditors gaming Google's search algorithm. | Continue reading
The smart home device maker hasn’t had an easy time under Google, including discontent over leadership and a potential sale to Amazon in 2016. | Continue reading
The company quickly rolled out a fix, and says the issue has been resolved for all users. | Continue reading
Carlsberg's AI can differentiate between pilsners and lagers. So can we! | Continue reading
Here’s how social networks are waging war against trolls and bots using AI weapons. | Continue reading
Here’s how social networks are waging war against trolls and bots using AI weapons. | Continue reading
It comes with a quieter keyboard -- but not necessarily a more durable one. | Continue reading
The Sirin Finney is among the first blockchain phones. Here's how it works. | Continue reading
First a Thai diving sub, now Michigan's lead-contaminated water problem. | Continue reading
Nearly four years later. | Continue reading
Get a glorious glimpse at a lake-filled Red Planet. | Continue reading
All it cost for inside knowledge on the US Air Force’s drones was about $150, a security company says. | Continue reading
The push follows the lynching of five men over fake messages. | Continue reading
The universe is becoming balanced. | Continue reading
The company may also be opening its order books to non-reservation holders. | Continue reading
The social media time capsule was hacked July 4. | Continue reading
Oh -- and he uploaded it to YouTube before the other guy did. | Continue reading
It's getting hot in here, so protect all your probes. | Continue reading
The Bolt EV has proven more popular than expected in North America and South Korea. | Continue reading
It's getting hot in here, so protect all your probes. | Continue reading
You have until August to post your reviews elsewhere. | Continue reading
Soon it may not require Windows 10 Mobile to watch content from Microsoft's store. | Continue reading
This competition won't be won by who gets their technology on the road first, it'll be won by who gets it cheap, first. | Continue reading
Drivers in England and Wales can now ever-so-politely report you to the fuzz. | Continue reading
"To be absolutely clear: no one at Google reads your Gmail." | Continue reading
Good luck convincing people to avoid SUVs and trucks. | Continue reading
The Jovian spacecraft and a clever citizen scientist produce another jaw-dropping image of the gas giant. | Continue reading
The technology now works better across all skin tones and genders. Because everyone deserves to be tracked by computers. | Continue reading
The startup founded by CEO Chris Sheldrick divides the Earth into 57 trillion 10-foot squares for when street addresses aren't enough. | Continue reading
For a minute there, it looked like the whole internet was down. | Continue reading
Tech is opening up terrifying new ways for domestic violence perpetrators to abuse victims, but it's also offering a way out. | Continue reading
Niantic, which is working on a new game called Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, showed off tech that maps what we see, and can be used way beyond games. | Continue reading
Onion routing is the way to go. It's all about the layers of encryption. | Continue reading
And the ride-hailing company knows all about it. | Continue reading
Service would combine its music service, original TV shows and magazine offerings, The Information reports. | Continue reading
The computer, which can stand on the tip of a grain of rice, is one-tenth the size of IBM's version. | Continue reading
Google says it's working on a fix, but doesn't have an ETA. | Continue reading
Ethereum mining for charity: Yay or nay? | Continue reading