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'90s kids have even more to get excited about as Carmen Sandiego comes to Netflix as a feature film. Jane the Virgin and Annihilation star Gina Rodriguez will play the title character in the live action movie, according ...

Facebook may be having a very bad week stateside and in the UK over its Cambridge Analytica data scandal, but over in the continental European Union officials are maintaining that fellow tech giant Google may ultimately ...

Police in Spain have captured a cybercrime gang made up of Ukrainians and Russians that allegedly stole more than 1 billion euros ($1.24 billion) from financial institutions worldwide in a five-year spree

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Uber is a company in trouble. Despite having narrowly dodged the Waymo bullet, it now faces both legal and media scrutiny over a fatal accident from its self-driving car test. And that's just in the US. In other markets,...

The fallout over Cambridge Analytica has cost Facebook more than cash. It has also cost them the public's trust as polls show a majority of the public no longer trust Facebook. The post Public trust in Facebook fades in ...

Apple's MacBook Air might not be getting the kind of attention Apple's other laptop lines are getting right now, but it's still a fantastic machine that packs way more power than anything this thin ever should. If you're...

The HP laptop battery fire shows that you should take product recalls very seriously.

The United Arab Emirates said Monday that one of four nuclear reactors at its debut plant has been completed as it moves closer to becoming the first Arab nation to produce atomic power.

While iOS 11 introduced a built-in screen recorder that allows users to quickly capture video of their iPhone or iPad's display, it is worth remembering that it is also possible to make a similar recording by connecting ...

Spotify's total user base, including everyone who listens free with ads, could cross the 200 million mark by year's end, the music-streaming service said.

GPUs are powering a new generation of databases. What is so special about them and can they come into their own?

Leiden astronomers and ecologists are developing an instrument that lets people measure the quality of surface water with a smartphone.This international citizen science project, MONOCLE, is a collaboration between scien...

Once-productive lands have become deserts, are polluted, or deforested, putting 3.2 billion people at risk.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and IBM CEO Ginni Rometty both voiced support for more oversight of personal data at a forum in Beijing.        

Apple's senior VP of software engineering maintained the company's hard line on encryption in response to a story saying the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice are renewing their pursuit of backdoors for searches by law ...

Where could the space station fall, and is there any danger to people on the ground?

Upgrade your party with a challenge with Bruu, the Motorized Beer Pong Robot. Taking your party games up a notch, this motorized system holds six party cups in perfect position. However, that is far from all it does. Sma...

With all of Ericsson's 'pioneer customers' across the globe wanting to be first to launch 5G, the company said it is up to telcos on how and when to implement the network technology it is providing to them.

Car shoppers in Guangzhou, China now have the ability to buy or try a car using a smartphone app and a car vending machine. The facility came out of a partnership signed two years ago between Ford and Alibaba . Called th...

Late last year, the Flat Earth movement gained a new hero and a new public face. Self-taught rocket scientist "Mad" Mike Hughes went public with his plan to launch himself nearly two-thousand feet into the atmosphere on ...

South Korea has a serious problem with overtime. A typical government worker puts in 1,000 more hours per year than their equivalents in other countries, which could easily affect their long-term health. Seoul's Metropol...