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What’s best for streaming? Is it Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Chromecast or something else? I am so confused!

You walk into a grocery store and pick up eggs. No smartphone? No problem. You swipe your hand across a reader, and the amount is deducted from your bank account. If that sounds far-fetched, you obviously haven’t been to Sweden recently

Facebook “mistakenly” removed a New York Rabbi’s story about being harassed by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan’s supporters on Thursday.

Nintendo is probably the best-known name in gaming, and now they're putting their newest gadget to good use in the classroom, helping kids learn the art of science and design. 

In a wide-ranging podcast, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said he likes the idea of President Trump's Space Force, even if the idea is controversial.

The man who inspired the iconic Nintendo character Super Mario has died aged 84.

The U.S. Army wants the F-35 to support its ground troops. It’s that simple.

A survey highlights the marginalization that conservative workers feel at tech companies.

Apple is known for its lavish, buzz-filled product announcements that often come from its headquarters in California. But this week, the tech giant tried something new, heading to Brooklyn to take the wraps off its latest gadgets, just in time for the holidays. 

Ever since Apple introduced the T2 security chip into its devices, it has been eyed with suspicion.

Facebook admitted late Thursday that it improperly had removed two advertisements paid for by the pro-life Susan B. Anthony List that endorsed Republican Senate candidates. 

The Army has been working on a new bullet that is bigger, bolder and harder hitting that will help make U.S. soldiers even more unstoppable.

Apple today unveiled the biggest revamp to the iPad since its launch - with the screen covering the whole front of the gadget.

Wondering when the midterm election polls open, or who is running?

In 2012, Wired's Matt Honan wrote about the disastrous consequences of tying your entire digital life to a string of letters, digits, and symbols.

Thousands of Google employees began to walk out at company locations worldwide to protest sexual harassment, pay inequality and a workplace culture of that dismisses victims and tolerates abuse of power. 

Silicon Valley behemoths like Facebook and Google have grown so much that they may need to be broken up, unless competition reduces their clout, according to the inventor of the World Wide Web.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Wednesday said that employees who plan to walk out of the company in protest — following accusations leadership covered up claims of sexual harassment — have Google's support.

Uber really wants you to use its service exclusively for your transportation needs, but in order for that to happen the ridesharing service realized consumers need a little more control over the prices they pay per ride.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai apologized for the company's handling of past sexual harassment incidents in an email to employees, promising that the tech giant would take a "much harder line" on inappropriate behavior.