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Hyperconnected teens are uneasy about smartphone dependency, according to a new survey.

Facebook announced a new way for users to easily find and scrutinize political ads in its database, the company announced on Wednesday.

The Air Force is working with industry to test an emerging cybersecurity technology which has not as of yet been “hacked,” despite massive amounts of attempted penetrations.

Net neutrality regulations officially died on June 11, but the fight to revive them rages on.

A well-known Russian weapons manufacturing company has unveiled a 13-foot golden walking killer robot that looks like something out of "RoboCop."

Facebook has uncovered evidence that Iran is mimicking Russia and trying to exploit the social networking service to influence politics.

Facebook announced Tuesday night that it had removed 652 pages, groups and accounts linked to Iran for "coordinated inauthentic behavior" -- including the sharing of political material -- and had also removed other pages tied to Russian military intelligence services.

A small town in North Carolina has declared Bigfoot as its official animal.

Google has been hit with a federal lawsuit for invasion of privacy – one week after the tech giant was caught tracking iPhone and Android users’ location in spite of enabled privacy settings.

Facebook is rating users based on how "trustworthy" it thinks they are.

Nearly a year after it first emerged, the Stratolaunch, the largest plane ever built, is getting ready for its first flight later this year.

The Air Force has entered the next phase in its development of a new, combat-ready Light Attack aircraft designed to maneuver close to terrain, support ground combat operations and operate closely with U.S. allies in an irregular warfare scenario.

A legal brothel in America has built a "fully-automated" sex tape room powered by the Amazon Echo.

Is your DNA safe from hackers?

Last week it was reported that Apple had to redesign the next MacBook thanks to Intel deciding to delay 10nm processors until 2019.

Microsoft on Monday said it seized websites created by Russian hackers to imitate conservative American think tanks, but instead redirected visitors to websites where their passwords could be stolen.

The arms race is picking up considerable speed, and the United States doesn't want to get left behind.

Amazon, which has taken heat for harnessing taxpayer funds to further its own gains, is attempting to pass on the cost of powering its massive data centers to consumers in the form of higher electric bill fees.

Uber is trying to make getting to Big Apple airports a little bit easier.

The U.S. Navy and numerous NATO partners are firing a new, high-tech ship defense weapon that can identify, track and attack maneuvering anti-ship missiles with an active seeker enabling the missile to change course in flight, service officials said.