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Nintendo announced that it was bringing back its incredibly popular NES Classic console, more than a year after it announced it was ceasing production of the retro console.

Brinker International said that it’s “working with third-party forensic experts” in a notice which said there was a data breach affecting certain Chili’s Grill and Bar locations.

China's first entirely home-built aircraft carrier has begun sea trials in a sign of the growing sophistication of the country's domestic arms industry.

Robocalls are the worst. That phony voice. The unstoppable message. At least you can get sassy with a telemarketer. Some robocalls are so convincing that you think you’re talking with an actual person, and they’re even programmed to respond to your voice.

Ireland's May 25 referendum on abortion will be among the first tests of new policies by Facebook and Google to address concerns about election meddling raised by the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.

On Friday May 25th, citizens of Ireland will vote to repeal the 1983 constitutional amendment recognizing the equal right to life of the unborn and banning abortion in all cases except the health of the mother, including potential suicide.

I don't want to spend hundreds or a thousand dollars on a phone. Can I get a decent phone for say, $50 to $75 that will text?

It's easy to blame Apple for your low iPhone battery — but before you draft that complaint to CEO Tim Cook, think about taking a second look at your settings.

A world leader in lifelike humanoid robots has opened its doors for a rare look at its droid creation process.

Flying cars may not be unique to science fiction for much longer.

For those who enjoy biking, you know the gear (and the bike) you use make all of the difference.

Apple's 10th anniversary iPhone X is touted by Cupertino as "the future of the smartphone"—and that future includes more screen real estate and the demise of the physical home button.

Using sophisticated technology, scientists have compiled detailed radar data to show the devastating impact of North Korea’s largest underground nuclear test.

Another big advertiser has fled YouTube: Network equipment maker Cisco.

Boston Dynamics, the company known for its "nightmare-inducing" back-flipping robots, has unveiled two new videos that show them autonomously navigating through different terrains, including an office and a lab and jogging in a grass field.

Elon Musk isn't one for thinking small or cheap, so his solution to beating the traffic was neither.

U.S. Air Force F-22s and F-35s will soon launch and control recoverable attack drones from the cockpit of the plane to expand air-combat operations, test enemy air defenses, conduct long-range ISR and even deliver weapons.

The FBI released a report this week citing Internet crime complaints with losses exceeding $1.4 billion.

Cybersecurity experts warn that Iran's government could retaliate against the U.S. with cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and businesses following President Donald Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions and pull out of an Obama-era nuclear deal.

Even in the fast-paced world of tech, where companies are constantly one-upping each other to be on the bleeding edge, you’re bound to hit a lull now and then.