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Neuroscientists have found that brain images reveal whether someone committed a crime knowingly or recklessly. It may seem like a small distinction but it could have a significant impact on the burgeoning field of "neurolaw."

YouTube is coming under fire for hiding LGBT-related videos in its ‘Restricted Mode’ that is designed to screen out objectionable content.

Northwestern University has a Valkyrie R5 robot that is now undergoing agility tests in a Massachusetts warehouse to prepare for the NASA's Space Robotics Challenge finalist round this June.

The Galaxy S8 will likely raise the bar for phone design, but will the premium be too high?

Google's research team managed to combine excellent compression density with high visual quality resulting in a significant reduction of file sizes for JPEG images.

A glass design and edge-to-edge display may be the most visible changes to the next iPhone, but a growing number of indicators point to augmented reality as a major focus for Apple's iPhone 8 .

Jeff Jones, president of the embattled ride-hailing company Uber, has resigned just six months after taking the job, the company confirmed Sunday.

Question and answers about the latest tech questions, including phone signals at home, Kodi and dead Wi-Fi spots.

Ting! You’ve received a new message. You put down your shopping bags, dig into your pocket and pull out your smartphone — and then you frown, because it’s from a phone number you’ve never seen in your life, and the message reads: “REAL ROLEX 90% OFF!”

A coroner issued a warning yesterday after hearing how a man was electrocuted in the bath while charging his iPhone.

The Pentagon has reportedly sent an email to its employees to be careful about how much streaming of the NCAA March Madness they do. Its network may not be able to handle the traffic.

For two hours, Naika Venant spoke about her troubles on Facebook's live streaming service before the 14-year-old girl used a headscarf to hang herself from a shower rod inside a Miami foster home.

Buzz Aldrin, the second man to set foot on the moon, is looking to keep humanity going and get to Mars.

More details about the activities that led to one of the biggest data breaches in history are coming to light now that the Department of Justice has indicted four suspects for the 2014 Yahoo hack that affected more than 500 million accounts.

The top 10 technologies making waves in 2017 include brain implants and quantum computers.

“Why don’t you jump off a bridge and kill yourself? I bet you’d make a big splash.”That was an actual tweet someone sent me a few years ago.

Google Home surprised users Thursday by slipping in a promo for the movie ‘Beauty and the Beast’ into its ‘My Day’ feature.

Israel’s sophisticated Arrow anti-missile system has scored its first hit, taking down a surface-to-air missile fired from Syria, according to media reports.

Have you been hunting for a Nintendo Switch with no luck?

While there's a lot of worry about robots replacing American workers, a paper by Harvard economist James Bessen found automation has made humans obsolete in just one job over the past 67 years.