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Close encounters with medium-size black holes can reanimate dead stars, if only momentarily, a new study suggests.

Apple iPhone rumor season is in full swing, but the Android faithful also have a flagship handset to look forward to: there's suddenly a bumper crop of reports about Google's Pixel 3 and 3 XL.

Many email scams are effective because they’re so straightforward, a new report says.

President Donald Trump has been quietly unblocking more of his critics on Twitter following a court ruling that declared the act unconstitutional.

A British diver who was crucial to the rescue operation that saved 12 children trapped in a Thailand cave is preparing a libel claim against Elon Musk after the tech executive labeled him a ‘pedo’ in July.

Google has refuted President Donald Trump’s accusation that the tech giant snubbed his State of the Union address after years of promoting President Obama’s addresses.

The Army is arming Bradley Fighting Vehicles with heat-seeking Stinger air defense missiles to give the infantry carriers an improved ability to track and destroy enemy air threats such as drones, helicopters and low-flying aircraft.

Robotics experts have developed a software to ensure that if military robots fall, they will be able to get themselves up again.

Social media users looking to become the envy of their friends may enjoy Instagram's latest update: the ability to apply for verification.

Google Maps isn't waiting for the Senate.

Google is facing scrutiny from a number of human rights groups to abandon its Project Dragonfly initiative, which would see the search giant launch a censored search engine in China, nearly eight years after it left the country.

A senior Facebook engineer called out what he termed the company’s “political monoculture” in an internal message board post, prompting over 100 fellow employees to join a group advocating for political diversity.

Marines have used a specialized 3D concrete printer to print a 500-square-foot barracks room in just 40 hours.

In an effort to help soldiers transition from the battlefield to the boardroom, Google announced a new search tool specifically to help service members get civilian jobs.

I've never complained about this to any extent, but there is indeed a technology gap between young and old.

There’s nothing like traveling that will stress your gadgets (and maybe your patience). Gadgets that don’t quite work right, or that ruin your day when you have an important meeting in Atlanta you can’t miss, make you even more irritated. That’s why I decided to stress test all of these products on a trip recently, making sure they actually work as planned.

A photo of a man kneeling beside a beached 16-foot tiger shark off the coast of North Carolina went viral this week -- but now its authenticity is being called into question.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk stoked controversy once again on Tuesday, after he questioned whether it was “strange” that the British diver he appeared to accuse last month of being a pedophile still has not sued him.

The owner of a Texas company that makes untraceable 3-D printed guns is defying a federal court order by selling blueprints through his website.

The White House is “taking a look” at whether the government should regulate Google, President Trump’s top economic adviser said Tuesday – hours after the commander-in-chief targeted the platform.