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Will the scourge of robocalls ever become a thing of the past?

New research suggests that teens are sprouting horns on the back of their heads, and Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel argued that it's likely connected to prolonged cell phone use.

Google employees, community activists and investors protested outside its parent company's headquarters in a show of force that coincided with a series of proposals to reform and improve the tech giant. 

Amazon has filed a patent that proposes, in part, to use a drone to keep tabs on your home.

Did they get approval from the Beyhive?

Apple issued a recall for certain models of its popular MacBook Pro laptop after it became aware of issues that its battery could overheat and "pose a safety risk."

Opening a fraudulent email can wreak havoc, as a recent incident in Oregon shows.

A dozen current and former Facebook moderators described a filth-ridden, emotionally disturbing, high-stress work environment, often leaving them with post-traumatic stress disorder and related conditions.

A Florida city council voted to pay hackers almost $600,000 in ransom after they took over its computer system weeks ago.

The Pentagon will have new, upgraded nuclear-armed Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles operational by 2029, launching a new era in nuclear weapons technology -- to include improved targeting, guidance technology and overall resilience against enemy attacks and attempted intercepts.

LONDON (AP) — An American billionaire has given Oxford University 150 million pounds ($188.6 million) for a new institute that will study the ethical implications of artificial intelligence and its vast potential to change society as we know it.

Sheryl Sandberg feels attacked.

Need a new ereader for your summer vacation?

Can Google, which has helped fuel the Bay Area's housing crisis, become a better neighbor?

In late 2017, Motherboard reported on an AI technology that could swap faces in videos.

A tech whizz has built a real-life Iron Man suit that can actually fly.

Pop star Selena Gomez has revealed she’s completely deleted Instagram from her phone in a bid to escape nasty trolls.

Sen. Josh Hawley has announced legislation that would remove tech titans’ protection from liability for third-party content on their platforms.

Imagine this: During a major public health crisis, such as an outbreak — when doctors, administrators and healthcare field workers need to be in contact — a hospital's phone system goes down, potentially putting lives at risk. 

Music website Genius says it has proof Google is copying its lyrics, displaying them in search results, and driving down traffic to Genius.com.