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Elon Musk is quickly solidifying his offer to help rescue a boys' soccer team trapped in a Thailand cave, and in just the way you would expect from a technology entrepreneur. He has revealed that the "primary path" for h...

We know, we know -- you're probably tired of hearing about Drake's new album setting records and otherwise dominating the internet. However, this is one record that's worth noting whether or not you care about the Toront...

We're generating data faster than we're creating ways to store it. Could encoding data in DNA be a viable long-term storage option? A startup created by two MIT graduates thinks so. The post When we run out of room for d...

Apple has published a new commercial to its YouTube channel, with a video highlighting the usefulness of Face ID on the iPhone X to help its users stop worrying about forgetting passwords for online services.

Netflix is making another change to its rating system. The streaming service has decided to remove the user review feature, which has seen declining use as the service's apps have become more popular. The post Netflix wi...

In the latest incident of seemingly innocuous data sharing leading to potentially dangerous exposure, the popular fitness app and activity trackers Polar Flow has been revealing the location of military and government pe...

Opinion: Twitter and Facebook need to cut the excuses and consider the greater good when managing content on their platforms.

In August, NASA will launch a new interplanetary spacecraft to "touch" the Sun -- and the vehicle just got its super durable heat shield for the trip. At the end of June, engineers installed the protective shield on the ...

In this latest Apple crime roundup, iPhones get stolen in a variety of ways, the girlfriend of a mob boss asks for her phone back from the police, and an Apple Store gets hit for a pile of accessories.

DJI’s newest – and unannounced – drone, the DJI Mavic 2, has leaked, giving a sneak preview of the sleeker UAV. The new drone could indicate a split of the Pro line, with DJI potentially leaving room for an even mo...

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act says platforms are not liable for the content they host. Legendary troll Ken ZZ03 was its first test.

From hacking protections to smarter two-factor authentication, Apple's iOS 12 will lock down your iPhone better than ever.

Astronomers have found stars dating from a long-ago collision between the Milky Way and another galaxy. The crash helps to explain why the Milky Way looks the way it does.

McLaren is enamored with eSports -- so much so that it's expanding the scope of its program. The 2018 edition of the Shadow Project promises to be more "open and inclusive" than you might expect, letting you compete for ...

China's Huawei, the world's largest maker of telecommunication network equipment, does not see itself becoming the target of U.S. sanctions and will keep buying U.S. chips this year, one of its three rotating chairmen to...

As expected, Drake's fifth album Scorpion has pulled in over 1 billion streams globally in its first week, Drake's label Republic Records confirms to The Verge. The album also broke the US streaming record with 745.92 mi...

Travel has changed. Consumers want more than just packages, sun and sand. They are demanding unique experiences for the dollars they spend. GLYD is the travel app that is doing just that.

MoviePass users that tried to catch a movie Friday night might have had an unexpected surprise: their app didn't work. An outage Friday evening prevented a number of users from checking in to a film, making it so they ha...

With its endless parade of corporate shills, industry flacks, cronies, and quacks, it's become clear that there are no acts of pettiness too shabby--or grifts too cheap--for Donald Trump's administration. Still, a Sunday...

Put away that Rolex, because there's a new conspicuous consumption totem on the block.  A June paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research looking at, in part, common predictors of wealth, found that owning an i...

Researchers pay tribute to Arvid Carlsson, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for his research into dopamine, and evaluate what his research means to modern neuroscience.

Dutch electronics giant Philips warned Sunday it may shift production out of Britain in the event of a "hard" Brexit, saying it was "deeply concerned about competitiveness" of its operations there.