You're late for work because you forgot to set the alarm clock embedded in your forearm. Rushing out of bed, you give your family members, located thousands of miles away, a quick virtual hug, and hop into the car -- ordering your ape chauffeur to step on it. It's a stressful day, sure, but at least your vacation to the Moon is just a few days away.
Microsoft has been granted a court order to take over 50 websites it alleges were used by a North Korean hacking group to steal "highly sensitive information" from computers in the United States.
Uber and Postmates are suing California over its controversial law to require that many so-called "gig workers" be considered employees rather than independent contractors.
NASA has spent nearly a decade without a US-made spacecraft capable of carrying astronauts to space. SpaceX wants to make it clear that's about to change.
In the basement of a huge townhouse on the outskirts of Beijing, young Chinese men are clustered in front of screens playing computer games 14 hours a day.
A top Huawei executive says the Chinese tech company had a strong 2019. But next year promises to be "difficult" as it battles a prolonged American campaign against its business.
Tesla's stock fell 4% Monday after an analyst said the company will miss its sales target in the fourth quarter. The analyst offered an even more dire forecast: Tesla's shares could be cut in half next year.
Wyze Labs, which makes smart cameras and connected home gadgets, has confirmed databases holding millions of customers' information were exposed to the public.
Britain's competition regulator is escalating its investigation into whether Amazon's planned investment in UK food delivery company Deliveroo would reduce competition and harm consumers.
The end of 2019 signals the beginning of a new decade. Maybe it's being on that precipice that prompted our nostalgic pick for favorite tech gadget of the year.
