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But it won't allow you to delete data from third-party apps like the ones Cambridge Analytica used.

An investigation into the FBI's aggressive attempt to force Apple to assist in the unlocking of an iPhone tied to 2016's San Bernardino shooting suggests a lack of communication, red tape and perhaps political motives we...

Ahead of our full review, here are some sample images taken with the new Huawei P20 Pro smartphone.

We're ready to take on PAX East! Find us at Booth 15090. Photo by: Chris Christo. PAX East, here we come! Come one, come all to our circus of value! Timmy and the ThinkGeek away team are headed to...

The best way to stop piracy is innovation, not censorship I watch a disgusting amount of Netflix these days — well, 'watch' might be the wrong word to use. Often, Netflix is just playing in the background while I do ot...

Tesla has shed some more light on the fatal crash and fire involving a Model X car last week. In a blog post tonight, Tesla said it’s not yet clear what happened in the time leading up to the accident. Tesla also said ...

Several Russian embassies use Twitter to sass countries that expelled its diplomats following the poisoning of a former spy in Britain.

It's been nearly a decade and yet there is still no end in sight. No, it's not the Samsung vs. Apple patent circus, which seems to have mostly died down. This one is between Google and Oracle and the final results could ...

A new type of touchpad hopes it can bridge the gap between touchscreens and traditional switchgear.

Researchers got deep learning models to train inside their own hallucinated ideas of the world.

The third edition of the Meyer-Optik-Görlitz Nocturnus 50 mm f0.95 comes in a new design and now features mounts for Sony-E, Fuji-X and Leica-M. Within the next 14 days, the lens is offered in a pre-order sale, where it...

Reading Time: 3 minutesAbout five years ago, I was talking with an Intel executive who said that one of the companies he had his eye on was nVidia. At the time Intel was creating their own integrated GPU's, but he though...

Here we go again: another Facebook controversy, yet again violating our sense of privacy by letting others harvest our personal information. This flareup is a big one to be sure, leading some people to consider leaving F...

NASA will launch a suborbital sounding rocket--research rockets that fly a parabolic path, spending only about five minutes in space--carrying a Penn State led experiment to test a newly-developed X-ray spectrograph and ...

'KLara' was built to speed up and automate the process of identifying malware samples.

A missing or damaged safety shield on the end of a California freeway barrier worsened the impact of a crash involving a Tesla SUV that killed a man last week, the electric car maker said on its website.

Researchers at the University of Melbourne have developed a technique which could increase the sensitivity of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for patient diagnosis.

The company's suspended CEO will appear before a UK parliamentary committee in April.

Dozens of iPhone customers, claiming Apple slowed down iPhones to make them buy new ones, aim to combine the suits into one legal action to rule them all.

It's only been a few days since a trio of new International Space Station travelers arrived at the orbiting spacecraft that will be their home for the next several months, but they're already getting ready to leave it, a...

Still reeling from the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook will let you delete anything from your profile or timeline and end Facebook's use of that data.

(Virginia Tech) The study demonstrates how a vertical array of parallel wires may change the forecast for fog harvesters. In a design the researchers have dubbed the 'fog harp,' these vertical wires shed tiny water dropl...