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Apple employees will finish moving into the new campus by the end of the year.

A tiny San Francisco art gallery isn't where you'd normally find a group of hardware beta testers, much less for a major consumer-electronics company. But on August 26th, 2017, Sony held an event for exactly that at The ...

The new facial recognition system sports a "robust" design but may normalize technology that is ripe for abuse, the NSA leaker tweets.

American government agencies are now banned from using software created by the Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab and will have to begin removing Kaspersky products from their systems within three months, the Depar...

Far from the killing machines many fear, most commercial robots are tipsy contraptions that can barely see in front of them. Panasonic wants to help them out with its new 3D LiDAR specifically designed for mobile robots ...

Microsoft is aware that there are still concerns about Windows 10's privacy, and it's trying to put some of them to bed with the Fall Creators Update. As part of a post detailing the imminent update's privacy improvement...

Researchers from North Carolina State University are rolling out a new manufacturing process and chip design for silicon carbide (SiC) power devices, which can be used to more efficiently regulate power in technologies t...

A new device uses scent to warn computer users when they are at risk of a data breach. The post Internet security gets its own smell appeared first on Springwise.

Apple's new $1,000 phone may look familiar at first glance, but it still manages to stand apart with its sharp screen and facial recognition tools

The announcement of the iPhone X, perhaps the most anticipated smartphone this year, has definitely hogged the spotlight that almost all other Apple announcements paled in comparison. That said, not everyone has been ena...

Apple just unleashed 2 hours of hype, bringing media and fans to its new Cupertino headquarters to unveil its latest lineup of gadgets and software. There's a lot of information to sift through, and most of it isn't real...

Billions of photos and videos are captured on smartphones each year, and people love to flip through them and relive their memories. But what if you could relive them as if you… were actually reliving them? The Autonom...

Being healthy is good. That is what we should all aspire to be: Not dead, but with all of our flesh on our bodies intact. Unfortunately for us humans, having our flesh eaten is one of the possible side effects of being a...

The going rate for a 2TB external these days is usually around $80, and rarely dips below $70. So when you can get one for $60, you should jump at the opportunity, especially if you need the extra space for your Xbox One...

Two former Google employees see your beloved local bodega and raise you a glorified vending machine. In typical Silicon Valley fashion, tech bros are capitalizing on the charm of your community mom-and-pop convenience st...

High-end automakers build some pretty wild concepts on a regular basis. Most of the time they look a bit goofy, and oftentimes you wouldn't actually want to be seen on the street behind the wheel of them. Audi's new all-...

This week's international auto show features a whole slew of EVs. Here are five of our favorites.

A group of eleven plaintiffs -- including NASA engineer Sidd Bikkannavar -- is suing US Customs and Border Protection over warrantless border searches of phones and laptops. The suit is supported by lawyers from the Amer...

Elizabeth Keatinge (@elizkeatinge) explains how to get the latest iPhone for a lot less.        

With a nod to the "Voltron" Defender of the Universe," a team of scientists has created robots that work together and decide which one will lead them.

After Reddit banned r/Fatpeoplehate and r/Coontown, they took their trolling elsewhere.

After 13 years of examining Saturn up close, the Cassini spacecraft is ending its long career with a boom -- and there's an important reason why.