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Anyone looking to buy an iPhone X at launch is probably concerned with keeping their new mobile device as safe as possible. AppleInsider has rounded up a selection of the cases on the market that offer protection with st...

Last week AT&T announced it was the first carrier working with Alphabet's balloon-distributed wireless setup in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, and now T-Mobile customers have access too. Project Loon started off in t...

The little we already know about exoplanets -- that is, planets we've spotted or detected outside of our own Solar System -- paints many of them in a very strange light. They're often incredibly hot or frigidly cold, and...

Dating apps contain a lot of personal information about their users, and that makes any security risks particularly newsworthy. A single hack could reveal intimate messages and photos from thousands of users, opening the...

We have good news and bad news. The bad news is that fidget spinners are still a thing. The good news is that, well, fidget spinners are still a thing. You might be annoyed that your kids still play with them, but think ...

Sophia, the humanoid AI robot from Hanson Robotics, spoke at the Future Investment Initiative conference about the safety of artificial intelligence and referenced Elon Musk's notorious warnings against it.

From certain death to a scientific goldmine, here's the spectrum of possibilities that we might expect from merging black holes, colliding neutron stars or detonating supernovae in our galactic neighborhood.

Much noise has rightly been made about the role Facebook played in the 2016 presidential election. Critics have pointed to a targeted ad campaign by Russian groups as proof that the Menlo Park-based company wasn't mindin...

A 1988 copy of Newsweek signed by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs sold for $50,587 in an auction this week, more than tripling estimates set by auction house RR Auction.

A surrogate mother from California unknowingly gave birth to a biological son in a rare medical incident, called 'superfetation.' After realizing that the child was her own, Jessica Allen decided to take him back and the...

Recent survey points to popularity of APIs and weak spots. Also, an API expert looks at what's next in APIs..

We explain how to stream on Mixer using the built-in tools on Windows 10 and the Xbox One. We also show how you can broadcast other consoles, like the Nintendo Switch, to the service. The post How to stream on Mixer with...

Equifax was warned, a fun new WhatsApp feature, and more of the week's top security news.

Ahead of the release of the iPhone X in less than a week, Apple has reminded developers to get their apps ready for the device. In a post on its developer blog, Apple is reminding developers to test their apps using the ...

A young man from Kenya finally got a life-changing surgery to reduce and remodel his enlarged penis and testicles. Elephantiasis does not just lead to physical deformity, but also poor mental health and social stigma.

Europe's aerospace industry is getting ready for NASA's proposed Deep Space Gateway, hoping Europe will have its own module at the lunar-orbit space station resupplied by a European transportation system.

Tim Peake was the first British European Space Agency astronaut to visit the International Space Station, and might also be the first to call the wrong number on Christmas in space.

You can finally preorder the iPhone X, the most expensive smartphone in the world, but you may have a hard time getting one in time for Christmas. Apple must love the fact that iPhone X sold out within minutes around the...

Remember the Courier? That mythical foldable tablet that Microsoft was rumored to launch some eight years ago? Microsoft never got around to actually unveiling the device, but that may soon change. Apparently, Microsoft ...

In the latest of its (likely fruitless) attemptsto govern the seething mob that comprises its user base, Twitter rolled out a change in how it oversees the publication of what it euphemistically referred to as ‘intimat...

The Chinese technology company announced version 1.0 of its open-source Apollo software in July. Three months later it's up to version 1.5.

The iPhone X is selling for hundreds of dollars more than competing smartphones.