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Sisvel begins selling licenses for more than 1,050 patents for AV1, a video technology that's supposed to be free. | Continue reading
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The facial recognition app has raised serious privacy concerns. | Continue reading
The first trial of a CRISPR-based therapy to treat inherited blindness. | Continue reading
The online retail giant says it's supporting the employee, who is in quarantine. | Continue reading
The program let anyone with an internet connection search for E.T. Now it says its work is done. | Continue reading
It hopes to leapfrog rivals as it reenters the computing business. | Continue reading
Billionaire Paul Singer, founder of Elliott Management, wants to take over. | Continue reading
The organism could be used to protect humans and equipment on the International Space Station. | Continue reading
Saturday is a rare date: Feb. 29. A pair of academics think the month deserves another day and we all should get an extra week every few years. | Continue reading
YouTube reinstated only 23,471 videos in the last three months of 2019 after creators appealed. It removed 5.9 million. | Continue reading
Even when tech jargon evolves from obscure geek-speak into mainstream vernacular, it doesn't lose one bit of its off-color charm. | Continue reading
Commentary: Yes, I said it. | Continue reading
California's annual disengagement report is a peek into the state of self-driving car engineering, and we're going to dive into it. | Continue reading
Facebook canceled its F8 developer conference over health concerns. | Continue reading
The breach affected all of the facial recognition company's customers, many of which are law enforcement agencies. | Continue reading
The brilliant research mathematician helped change the face of NASA. | Continue reading
It mixes novels, comics and children's books, and is set 200 years before The Phantom Menace. | Continue reading
Myle launches in New York exclusively with a big promise: no surge pricing. | Continue reading
A crook who's apparently seen The Thomas Crowne Affair too many times was able to get away with an armored truck robbery in Washington by soliciting decoys on Craigslist with the promise of a road maintenance job. | Continue reading
When one letter off leads you to malicious advertisements rather than the former cybersecurity czar's website. | Continue reading
The statement comes after questions about its screen. A German company supplies the glass, but Samsung processes it to make the display. | Continue reading
Sound creepy? It may actually make your Face ID-type sensor more secure and accurate. The company behind this expects to see the tech in phones by 2021. | Continue reading
ElectionGuard isn't designed to make voting machines safe from hackers. It's meant to make hacking them pointless. | Continue reading
Lee Sang-hoon has quit as the chairman of Samsung's board and will be replaced in the near future. | Continue reading
Everything you do online when you're signed into Google, and even some stuff when you aren't, becomes a part of your Google profile, but you can wipe the slate clean with these steps. | Continue reading
The apps covertly track activity on victims' phones. | Continue reading
The Chinese tech giant has reportedly had access to carrier equipment for over a decade. | Continue reading
We walk through the TCP SYN attack that almost sparked an Internet war. | Continue reading
Teenagers are using group accounts to flood Instagram with random user data that can't be tied to a single person. | Continue reading
Gotta go fast. | Continue reading
Teenagers are using group accounts to flood Instagram with random user data that can't be tied to a single person. | Continue reading
The hippos brought in by the drug lord have grown in number from four to 80, and their waste is impacting the area's water system. | Continue reading
A quest to digitally detox sheds an unexpected light on personal safety. | Continue reading
Some of the world's biggest companies have limited travel and closed stores and offices because of the new disease. | Continue reading
The Facebook CEO wants be understood rather than liked. | Continue reading
The hour-long ISS video was shot all in one go with two cameras and two astronauts acting as tour guides. | Continue reading
On the 10th anniversary of Apple's tablet, we look back at the apps that turned it into a hit. | Continue reading
The agency's investigation reportedly focuses on Facebook. | Continue reading
The search giant previews the mobile phone feature at an artificial intelligence event in San Francisco. | Continue reading
Mark Zuckerberg's long-promised "Clear History" button is finally launched globally. | Continue reading
Sensitive browsing data is repackaged and sold by a subsidiary called Jumpshot, according to a Motherboard and PCMag investigation. | Continue reading
The app is an "insidious encroachment" on civil liberties, the complaint alleges. | Continue reading
It's vanity plates for a whole new generation. | Continue reading
Andrew Cuomo is following the lead of California and promising a law to reinstate net neutrality protections in New York state. | Continue reading
Though AAA's study found owning an EV is slightly more expensive than a comparable gas-powered model, even after fuel savings. | Continue reading
The facial recognition industry is starting to see that its promises offer a false sense of security. | Continue reading