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Google has a message for employees who harass each other on internal company message boards: Play nice — or else.

Microsoft's facial-recognition technology is getting smarter at recognizing people with darker skin tones.

AT&T has hiked an "administrative" fee consumers must pay that should add almost $1 billion to the company’s coffers, according to a Wall Street analyst.

AT&T has hiked an "administrative" fee consumers must pay that should add almost $1 billion to the company’s coffers, according to a Wall Street analyst.

There’s nothing like stepping out onto your lawn on a hot summer day and firing up electric-powered lawn care gear. For one thing, you don’t smell and gasoline fumes, and most of the latest models are whisper-quiet. Fully charged, these devices last an entire day for weed-whacking, mowing, and everything in between. Plus, if you “go green” you can skip going to the gas station.

The Army is massively revving up its fleet of Bradley Fighting Vehicles through a recent deal to add up to 473 of the new infantry carriers, service officials said.

Heads up, explorers: Google is rolling out some new Maps features designed to help you figure out where to go, not just how to get there.

Boeing has unveiled a concept jet that will be capable of whisking passengers from New York to London at a blistering Mach 5 – making it capable of crossing the pond in just two hours.

Cryptocurrency ads will be allowed to make a comeback on Facebook.

CIMON (Crew Interactive Mobile Companion) is the world's first first-flying, autonomous, artificial intelligence-based robot and it's slated to head to the International Space Station (ISS) later this week.

It's hard to support Facebook as a platform recently due to the mess it has made of protecting people's privacy, but the social network does have a few projects everyone wanted to see succeed.

Commercial aircraft are big, heavy, and noisy as they fly through the air, but a lot of that noise when they come in for landing is generated by the airframe rather than the engines.

The personal information of babies is now available on the Dark Web.

American restaurants are employing robots to make up for a shortage of fast-food workers.

Fears of Big Brother in Orlando, Fla. are easing up.

A picture is worth a thousand words, and Instagram is now worth $100 billion.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Apple CEO Tim Cook intends to continue lambasting U.S. immigration policies and other issues that trouble him to avoid falling into an "appalling silence."

Modern DNA testing technology is incredibly robust, potentially playing a big role in political espionage.

Navy weapons developers are seeking a high-tech, longer range and more lethal submarine-launched heavyweight Mk 48 that can better destroy enemy ships, submarines and small boats, service officials said.

The Air Force plans to fly its war-tested 1950s-era C-130 aircraft well into the 2030s and beyond through a sweeping, multi-pronged technical overhaul, designed to enable the propeller-flown aircraft to perform its high-risk troop transport and combat support missions for decades to come.