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Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, died on Monday from complications of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, his family said in a statement.

Dating as a supporter of President Donald Trump can be challenging. 

Two of the world's top tech CEOs disagree about how to ease homelessness in San Francisco—a city where extreme wealth glitters alongside roughly 7,500 living on the streets, the Guardian reports.

There's an ongoing tug of war between an individual's data security and the desire for authorities to access it.

Feel like you can't look at Instagram posts in the Explore section fast enough?

No matter how careful you are, if you cheat on your partner, you run the risk of getting caught.

The US hasn't had an ambassador to Australia in place for two years, the longest stretch since WWII—which may explain why things are getting low-key chaotic Down Under at the American embassy.

Alexa is no longer “new.” The smart-tech revolution is now in full swing, and Amazon Echo is at the heart of it. According to Edison Research, nearly 40 million people own voice-activated speakers, which is about one in six U.S. adults.

I am wondering if I can see everything that Google has tracked about me? Is that possible or do I need a court order?

The latest release of “Black Ops 4” with its new game mode ‘Black Out,’ has some gamers on the fence about the well-established cross-platform battle royal that is “Fortnite.”

Boston Dynamics has released a new video of its robot dog, Spot, walking around construction sites in Tokyo as the company starts to test it "for commercial usage around the world."

A host of awesome military technology was on display at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington D.C.

Facebook said hackers were able to access phone numbers, email addresses and search information as part of the most recent data breach, although it said the breach affected about 30 million, fewer than previously thought.

After months of rumors and high-profile releases from other tech giants, Google finally took the wraps off its new generation of gadgets, hoping to take on Apple and others as the holidays get closer.  

A new software patent from Apple could help kill robocalls and scams, letting users automatically recognize "a spoofing caller."

Chinese hackers are fueled by patriotism while Russians focus on Rubles, according to a new report.

Three years ago, Inna Simone logged onto her computer, expecting to see her standard Microsoft desktop. What she encountered instead was unsettling.

Atlas, the humanoid Boston Dynamics robot known for its backflips and running, among other human-like activities, can now perform parkour.

Less than a month before the U.S. midterm elections, Facebook has purged more than 800 pages and accounts as the social network clamps down on “inauthentic behavior.”

Twitter users curious about CEO Jack Dorsey’s tech habits got some answers this week.