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Apple is within shouting distance of becoming the first American company with a market capitalization of $1 trillion, ahead of both Amazon and Alphabet (Google)....

Creating a bootable MacOS Mojave beta installer drive with a USB key or flash drive is a common desire for many advanced Mac users testing the upcoming macOS 10.14 operating system. A bootable macOS Mojave installer has ...

If you're wondering when there'll be a Google Home Spain or Mexico, it can't be that far off now.

Tesla's Supercharger network has come a long, long way since it was available in a handful of California towns in late 2012. The automaker has opened its 10,000th Supercharger station in Belleville, Ontario, Canada as pa...

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NASA’s Opportunity rover may not have to worry about running into traffic congestion on Mars, but vast dust storms are definitely an occupational hazard. The science robot has been forced to go into emergency lock-down...

Switzerland has elected to allow online casinos, though a newly approved law intends to keep foreign operations from sharing in the take.

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In between all the fantasy worlds in today's Square Enix presentation we also got a look at a decidedly realistic New York and some sweet fighting action thanks to what looks to be an entirely new franchise from the comp...

A new study reports speech comprehension can improve as much as 10% when sound is delayed relative to vision.

SSL is investing in on-orbit servicing because "mission extension is a game changer," said Michael Gabor, advanced programs director for SSL Government Systems. SpaceNews.com

A battle for votes in the House remains. Nearly 50 more lawmakersmust sign a discharge petition in order to force a vote.        

For decades, astronomers have puzzled over the exact source of a peculiar type of faint microwave light emanating from a number of regions across the Milky Way. Known as anomalous microwave emission (AME), this light com...

Neural networks running on GPUs have achieved some amazing advances in artificial intelligence, but the two are accidental bedfellows. IBM researchers hope a new chip design tailored specifically to run neural nets could...

When Snap debuted Spectacles, it took an unusual route for distribution.  Instead of making them readily available in stories, it distributed them via robot vending machine. Not only that, but the "Snapbots" appeared ar...

Foxconn said yesterday that it's investigating its factory in southern China that makes Amazon Echo Dot and Kindle devices after a US labor watchdog reported finding poor working conditions on site that violate Chinese l...

Ever since the FCC voted to repeal net neutrality last December, we've seen the protections for a free and open internet declared dead more than once. On Monday, the rules "officially" come off the books. The reality is ...

I am a bar-hopping, 20-something Uber customer — and this patent application that the ride-sharing company just applied for sounds mortifying. Uber has applied for a patent for a system that can "predict a user state."...

Common Sense Media wants the FTC to further investigate the impact of Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and other privacy breaches on teenagers        

Anshel Sag goes in-depth on Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 850 processor for always connected PCs.

Water accounts for around 70 percent of the Earth's surface, but it's still not reaching those who need it most: three billion people live in water-stressed areas or lack access to drinking water. Things are starting to ...