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Footage of an ape using a smartphone while curiously scrolling through Instagram shows the phrase ‘even a monkey can do it’ might be a little dated.

The Navy’s first-of-its-kind carrier-based drone has been performing advanced ground testing exercises in preparation for its first flight as soon as this year, a process intended to introduce new attack tactics for the service and substantially improve the “strike” reach of aircraft carriers.

Multiple rumors have appeared over the past few months that Nintendo is preparing to launch a new version of its Switch hybrid console.

Twitter really is an echo chamber.

Facebook Inc. set aside $3 billion for an expected fine from the Federal Trade Commission over privacy violations, cutting into the social-media giant’s profit even as its underlying business remained strong.

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Russia has launched its new Belgorod submarine, which is designed to carry devastating underwater nuclear drones.

The leaders of New Zealand and France plan to host a meeting of global leaders and tech executives in an effort to stamp out the transmission of violent extremism on social-media sites.

If you're eyeing up those second-generation AirPods Apple launched last month complete with wireless charging, you may want to hold off spending $199.

Amazon has signed a letter opposing a raft of anti-LGBT legislation in Tennessee as the tech giant plans to expand its presence in the business-friendly state.

The U.S. Navy is drafting new guidelines for pilots and other employees to report encounters with "unidentified aircraft."

Heads up, Amazon Prime members: The in-garage delivery service Amazon first tipped in January is now available.

President Donald Trump met with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey at the White House Tuesday to discuss the social media giant, which he has often accused of political bias.

A fleet of American-built satellites is serving the Chinese government in ways that challenge the U.S.

In a wide ranging interview that touched on topics such as politics, climate change and discussions he's had with President Trump, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the San Bernadino case was "very rigged" and should have gone to court.

They're not quite the humanoid killers seen in the Terminator films, but these unsettling machines have got the internet up in arms.

Two Google employees who organized the massive global protest that brought 20,000 workers out of their offices in November have alleged that Google is retaliating against them.

Two ‘cheeky’ orphaned gorillas have posed for an incredible selfie with rangers at a national park in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Microsoft's GitHub platform isn't exactly known for activism.

A New York man filed a $1 billion lawsuit against Apple, claiming the tech giant’s facial-recognition software wrongly blamed him for stealing from Apple stores.