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In an unprecedented move, Samsung on Friday morning announced that it will recall every Galaxy Note 7 it has produced to date.

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Fitbit and Samsung have both announced big updates to their wrist-wearable lines as they try to make these tiny computers as indispensable as smartphones.

All the new stuff you’re most likely to see on the next-generation iPhone at the September 7 Apple event.

IBM’s Watson computing platform is holding court — cognitive court that is, in the platform’s U.S. Open tennis debut this year.

Samsung halted sales of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone Friday after finding batteries of some of the devices exploded while they were charged.

Samsung has halted shipments to South Korea's top three mobile carriers while it conducts quality control tests.

Israel is planning to bolster its high-tech arsenal by deploying fully autonomous military vehicles along the country’s dangerous border with Gaza.

Blast and bullet resistant, giant Lego-like blocks are making the old-fashioned sandbag a thing of the past.

Amazon is investing much time and money in its Prime Air drone, which it one day hopes will deliver packages to customers in under 30 minutes. Flying out of the line of sight of an operator is still a major issue, though a recent FAA decision offers hope.

Four years after a data breach at cloud storage service Dropbox, details of more than 68 million user accounts have reportedly been leaked.

On Wednesday, everyone was finally able to play the "Battlefield 1" beta, the long-awaited next installment to one of the most prolific first-person shooter series to date.

A petsitting company's attempt to sue for $1 million over a one-star Yelp review got zero stars from a Dallas County district court, which firmly rejected the lawsuit.

An Egyptian mummy's head and face have been reconstructed with forensic science and 3D printing, offering scientists a tantalizing glimpse of the individual's life and death

Microsoft’s search engine Bing has sparked controversy after translating the word “Daesh”-- an acronym that refers to the fundamentalist group Islamic State— as “Saudi Arabia.”

If you own a WiFi router, you know the drill.

Facebook may have to fix its newly automated Trending topics section after its algorithm suffered two consecutive blunders regarding fake, and obscene, news stories. The errors could force the platform to embrace human editors once again.

In a ruling handed down this morning, Apple was given a $14.5 billion bill for back taxes by the European Commission, related to its business in Europe and Ireland.

U.S. Army reconnaissance officials want to deploy a version of the Apache helicopter’s cannon for scout platoons using the Humvee’s replacement over the coming years.

For most Americans, turning 21 means achieving all the rights and privileges of adulthood. But for young people with special needs, the countdown to 21 is a daunting one.