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Revolutionary breakthroughs to stop lethal threats and save military lives will now reach the hands of American warriors far faster.

Are "whale carriers" the wave of the future?

In the wake of severe employee backlash and thousands walking out around the world demanding change, Google has updated its sexual harassment policy, apologizing to its employees, adding "it's clear we need to make some changes."

A tweet showing a young woman dramatically waving her hand at a man before walking away went viral but the video doesn’t tell the full story.

Now that our homes are full of smart speakers, there seems to be a new focus on getting us to adopt smart displays as well.

Heads up, deal hunters: Walmart just announced its plans for what it calls the biggest and best shopping day of the year: Black Friday.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The smartphone industry has been searching for a breakthrough to revive a market mired in an innovation lull and a sales slump.

Workers at tech giants are beginning to take action when they don’t like what their powerful employers are up to.

How much piracy does it take to have your internet connection terminated in the US? The answer to that question will surely depend on your ISP's policies, the countermeasures used to hide that piracy, and how you respond to repeated warnings from your ISP that they know you are infringing copyright. For over a dozen AT&T customers, the tolerance limit has been reached and their service is about to be terminated.

The Information Commissioner has warned Brits away from using Facebook as they still have a “disturbing disregard” for user privacy.

China is leading the way for surveillance technology, to the point where police use facial-recognition glasses.

Vice News’ landing site asked readers to go the polls because “the internet can wait.”

Ahead of the Midterm Elections, Facebook on Monday announced it has blocked 115 accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior."

Winning an election is hard, but securing those elections can be just as difficult, and a monumental task in today's cyber-savvy world as more states convert to online or electronic balloting. And according to a new survey from Unisys, election security is certainly on the minds of voters as they head to polls across the country. 

How long does it take to hack an election?

Ride sharing companies Uber and Lyft are offering voters discounted rides to polling stations for the midterm elections

Nearly one in five Americans will not vote or are highly unlikely to vote in Tuesday’s midterm elections over concerns about the integrity of U.S. voting systems, according to new research.

A new survey shows that iPhone users make more money and can be considered spendthrift than their Android counterparts, but they are more image conscious as well.

With a jar of feces on a pedestal next to him, billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates kicked off a “Reinvented Toilet” Expo in China Tuesday.  

The next version of Google's Chrome browser will attempt to stamp out misleading and invasive ads from a shady group of websites.