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Microsoft kicked off its Build 2017 developers conference in Seattle yesterday with a keynote address focusing on products and services geared toward developers, but the day two keynote should be more consumer friendly. ...

The director of national intelligence says Russia and other countries, including China, North Korea and Iran, are using cyberspace to target U.S. and its allies, and will do so in future

It's time to send Alexa to voice training school. Out of the box, the impressive microphone arrays in most Amazon Echo and Echo-like products ensure your voice is clearly heard from across the room. Being heard isn't the...

This week details in a recently-published set of design files from Samsung suggest that the Galaxy Note 8’s backside will have two cameras. This information should not come as a surprise to those watching this space ex...

I needed a monitor hood for quite some time but wasn’t willing to pay the retail prices charged for them, so I decided to build one myself. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to build your own DIY monitor hood for le...

To Dr. Mark Gomelsky, a professor at the University of Wyoming, genetically engineered therapeutic cells are like troops on a mission. The first act is training. Using genetic editing tools such as CRISPR, scientists can...

Fondation Carmignac has anounced Libya: A Human Marketplace, an exhibition of work by Mexican photographer Narciso Contreras hosted by the Saatchi Gallery, London, from 16 May to 16 June 2017.

NASA's Cassini spacecraft is currently conducting a series of elaborate dives in which it repeatedly comes closer to Saturn than ever before. But during its slower periods, NASA is still using the craft's fantastic photo...

The data includes usernames, email addresses, and hashed passwords.

Facebook's shadow continues to hang over Snapchat as its parent company reports disappointing numbers

Soon enough, self-driving car companies will have the opportunity to see how their cars deal with sitting in the occasionally snowy bumper-to-bumper New York traffic. Today, NY Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that the st...

All those movies about robots taking over the world and destroying mankind put some terrifying thoughts into our minds. What if that'll actually happen in the near future? After all, thanks to the fast advancements in AI...

Apple easily won approval from the Reno City Council on Wednesday for a new agreement allowing it to take advantage of millions of dollars in sales tax abatements as it works to double the size of its massive data center...

Predicting the timing of Alzheimer's disease (AD) conversion for individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) can be significantly improved by incorporating longitudinal change information of clinical and neuroimagin...

On day 2 of its Build 2017 developers conference, Microsoft announced a name for its fall release of Windows 10 and showed off a few new features that will be in that update. The most eagerly awaited is the return of One...

"Yeah, I'm in a crevasse", Jamie Mullner radios to his friends after tumbling 60 feet to the depths of a glacier in the Swiss Alps. "I had the GoPro recording; how epic is that!?" This GoPro Video of the Day starts with ...

Starting in June 2017, the US Social Security Administration will require a more secure login process for SSA.gov.

The 22-year-old received a suspended sentence of three and a half years.

The balance-boosting device could be especially useful for the elderly and people with prosthetic limbs. Video provided by Newsy        

OK, that's not entirely true -- the play is only boring if you take it at face value.

The Department of Homeland Security is weighing the possibility of expanding a ban on electronics larger than cell phones aboard U.S.-bound aircraft --

The next generation of situation-aware malware will use AI to behave like a human attacker: performing reconnaissance, identifying targets, choosing methods of attack, and intelligently evading detection.