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Google Maps tested a new tool that showed users how many calories they would burn if they decided to walk to their destination.

Polestar will produce electric cars beginning sometime in 2019.

Netflix plans to continue ramping up its spending as the arms race for original content heats up.

The new flagship Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL phones from Google run the best version of Android and throw in some neat tricks.

Drones bearing piping hot burritos are about to start swooping down on the Australian countryside, part of a new phase of tests by Google affiliate Project Wing.

Six passengers and two crew members were aboard the plane, which suffered "minor damage and was able to land safely," the government said.

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Google Photos lets you see photos of animals grouped alongside people and they can be labeled by name.

There are some legal avenues for victims of harassment during professional encounters -- like those that have leveled allegations against Harvey Weinstein. But which to pursue, and how successful can victims expect to be?

The Australian government wants to help victims seek relief from revenge porn. The issue impacts one in five Australians.

A new security flaw appears to be affecting all Wi-Fi connections.

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In the latest Boss Files with Poppy Harlow, Oath CEO Tim Armstrong says he is on a mission to fill at least half of the leadership positions at the company with women by 2020.

Federal agencies will have more secure emails and websites.

In a series of threaded tweets Friday night, founder and CEO Jack Dorsey said the social media platform would announce new rules.

The appointment of a new transport minister could give Uber a new opportunity to negotiate with the Quebec government.

Facebook officially rolled out a tool that lets users order food for pick-up or delivery.

Wife of often embattled NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell used a fake Twitter account to defend her husband against critics.

Woman all over the world have joined a call to boycott Twitter over its treatment of actress Rose McGowan, who has accused Harvey Weinstein of rape.