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The Army is testing and prototyping self-generating “Ironman-like” soldier exoskeletons, designed to massively change combat missions by supporting soldier movement, generating electricity, powering weapons systems and substantially lowering the weight burden of what troops carry in war.

Having a conversation in a crowded bar or party?

The iPhone X’s front-facing, depth-sensing camera makes Face ID biometric security and sophisticated selfie portraits possible.

Watch out, YouTube: word has it Instagram may soon support long-form video uploads.

Data centers consume a lot of energy and produce a lot of heat from all those servers running 24/7.

A South Carolina mom claims a hacker used their home baby monitor to watch her breastfeed her newborn.

Stunning images of a striking iceberg off the coast of Canada have caused a viral sensation.

Facebook acknowledged Tuesday that it has shared “controlled” access to user data with at least four Chinese companies, including one marked as a national security threat, amid allegations over its handling of private data, a report said.

The big Gmail redesign is slated to arrive for everyone next month, Google announced Monday.

The next version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 12, will be compatible with devices all the way back to 2013’s iPhone 5S. Android phones from the same era didn’t even see 2016’s software update. It’s further evidence you should buy an iPhone, if you care about software updates, which you really should.

Netflix has a requests page that lets you order TV shows and films that aren't available in your neck of the woods.

A Canadian woman says she was just checking the time, a police officer says her mind wasn't fully on driving, and an Ontario judge has sided with the cop.

Apple has unveiled new features coming in that are intended to protect its users' digital wellbeing.

A stunning array of vehicles, weapons and gear were on display at SOFIC, the annual Special Operations Forces Industry Conference.

President Donald Trump will fight a court ruling that found his habit of blocking people on Twitter unconstitutional, but in the meantime, Trump's Twitter account has unblocked the seven plaintiffs named in the original lawsuit against him.

Apple ramped up its data privacy efforts at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference and took aim at Facebook, the latest sign of a brewing battle between the iPhone maker and the social network.

The Pentagon has completed initial draft plans for several emerging low-yield sea-launched nuclear weapons intended to deter potential attackers and add new precision strike options to those currently possible with the existing arsenal.

Talk about a pessimistic worldview.

As the tech industry and in particular, Facebook and to an extent Google, deal with data privacy breaches, Apple took extra steps on Monday at its developer conference to ensure its users' data privacy and well-being are among the company's highest priorities.

During a keynote at its annual developer conference, Apple took the wraps off several new products, including updates to its various operating systems.