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The remains of the oldest relatives of bedbugs were discovered in an Oregon cave, suggesting humans may have been in contact with the pests some 11,000 years ago.

Though they won't arrive this year, Apple has revealed that the Mac Pro will live on with an entirely new design that will be easier to update on a regular basis, and that Apple-branded professional displays are also in ...

Picktorial Innovations today released Picktorial 3, their latest non-destructive raw photo editing platform for MacOS.

Launchspace Technologies Corp. proposes sending platforms as large as football fields into low Earth orbit to sweep up space debris. The platforms also would be equipped with sensors to help U.S. government agencies dete...

The IAAF is taking all measures to secure its network after an attack allegedly conducted by hacker group Fancy Bear.

President Donald Trump on Monday signed into law a bill that repeals a set of privacy regulations that would have required internet service providers to request authorization before selling sensitive customer data to adv...

Apple suddenly releases iOS 10.3.1 without any public testing. Is it safe to upgrade?

The big news out this morning from Apple’s unprecedented sit down with the press this week is the company’s plans to tear down and rethink the Mac Pro. But a few other hardware nuggets arose from that meeting, as wel...

The new regulations get rid of earlier Federal Communication Commission rules requiring ISPs such as Comcast or Verizon to seek permission before collecting, using and selling personal information.        

One false frame in 50 and Tensor flow sees whatever you want it to Early in March, Google let loose a beta previewing an AI to classify videos - and it only took a month for University of Washington boffins to defeat it....

We know that the FBI has had a hard time finding tech talent and the current administration has so far shown little interest in hiring technology experts, but we didn't expect this. New federal court documents show that ...

We live in a cyber-vulnerable world – a world governed by data. Data encapsulates almost every aspect of our personal and public life. It is heavily shared, distributed, stored and accessed, and it is constantly at ris...

Just in time for 'Equal Pay Day,' the president has signed an order to drop Obama-era protections aimed to give all Americans more safety and stability at work.

If you say yes, it will take Customs and Border Protection Agents 30 minutes to search your phone. If you say no, you are taking a risk, say experts.

The streaming service hashes out a multiyear license agreement with the major record label.

The Touch Bar, Apple's thin touchscreen display above the keyboard on the MacBook Pro, could make an appearance on other Apple peripherals, with recently-published patent application illustrations revealing a version of ...

United Launch Alliance has rescheduled an Atlas 5 launch of a Cygnus cargo spacecraft for April 18. SpaceNews.com

Rapid iteration and constant improvements are leading to and incredible future for VR in theme parks. Alongside the launch of Galaxtic Attack, the new virtual and augmented reality layer to Mind Eraser at Six Flags Ameri...

One of the biggest points of contention between music streaming giant Spotify and the record labels that provide it with songs is the service's free tier. Regardless of whether you pay for a subscription or not, Spotify ...

Chris Rasmussen is on a mission, which makes sense, since he's a spy. But this mission isn't spooky. It's geeky. The post American Spies Now Have Their Very Own Smartphone App appeared first on WIRED.

Sophisticated heist compromised major bank's entire DNS infrastructure.

Dr Wes Fraser from Queen's led an international research project 'Colours of the Outer Solar Systems Origins Survey' Col-OSSOS, which uses data collected from the Frederick C. Gillett Gemini North Telescope and Canada-Fr...