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It's been a year since the WannaCry ransomware swept the globe, encrypting computers and wreaking havoc in the process. So you might think we'd have the vulnerability it exploited neatly wrapped up by now.  You'd be wro...

Apple’s polarizing butterfly keyboard design is now causing the company some legal issues. A new class action lawsuit has been filed against Apple, alleging that the company knew about the reliability issues of the des...

Watch this unaired clip from the season finale of the CBS show Big Bang Theory where the late scientist gets a sweet mention.

This week's Android Circuit includes the Galaxy Note 9's missing feature, leaked Galaxy S10 features, Nokia X confirmed, Android P's wide release, and Google's new touch-based gestures.

Bitcoin has retreated from its recent push to $10,000 and is down almost 50% for the year. If Tom Lee from Fundstrat is right about how Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies should move during and after the Consensus 2018 c...

ZUGU CASE, maker of Amazon’s highest rated case for iPad, has now officially confirmed support for Apple’s latest 9.7-inch iPad released just last month. The Prodigy Case– also available for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro ...

Pan, the "ravioli moon," carves a path through the pretty debris ringing this most photogenic of planets.

Google is overhauling its user privacy policy, not because it wants to do it or because it wants to collect less data about you, but because Europe is forcing the company to allow customers to better manage their data. G...

If investors were worried about Facebook's privacy scandals, they've gotten over it. Company shares are up 23% since March 27, when they hit an eight-month low.

Much of what Google does with AI scares people, and they will want something done. With an AI here and AI there, here an AI there an AI everywhere an AI, Old McGoogle has a new farm. One it has been working on for a long...

In a first, an international team of scientists has discovered an exoplanet with no clouds.

Among the Russian ads released by House Democrats this week were links promoting malicious Chrome extensions.

Learn how technology firms can work more effectively with the government to protect the consumer.

When it comes to SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, the company's most daring customers have been NASA and satellite fleet operator SES. Now add Bangladesh to that mix.

Cryptocurrency is booming again. As Bitcoin recovers from its price decline and analysts predict a surge in value, newcomers will want to know whether

The "right to repair" movement was dealt a blow on Tuesday when a federal court judge declined to certify a class in a lawsuit against Apple regarding its handling of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus "touch disease" problems. That sa...

If you enjoy hiking, climbing, skiing, or any other activity that generally takes place in a remote area, we found something you definitely need to check out. Conversely, if you go to a lot of concerts or sporting events...

Lift heavy packages or ease your life on the assembly line, but don't fantasize about becoming Iron Man yet.

The US is home to several ultra-low cost airlines, one of them being Spirit Airlines. The carrier has announced that it will be the first budget airline to offer in-flight WiFi, though customers won’t have access to it...

In preparation for the launch of the Not-A-Flamethrower, the Boring Company has sent out the official terms and conditions for the device, which are -- ironically -- meant to be taken lightly. The post The terms and cond...

Bitcoin has once again fallen below the $9,000 mark as a bad 24 hours of news sent speculative investors scurrying back to their fiat currencies. Bitcoin itself is down 5.45 percent over the last day, according to CoinMa...

Since Microsoft released the Surface Pro 4 in 2015, many owners have wrangled with a maddening screen flicker. Two and a half years later, Microsoft still can't fix the issue on "a small percentage" of Pro 4s through fir...