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The legendary Bigfoot has reportedly once again been spotted on film, this time roaming in the woods of the Great White North.

The latest robot invention by Boston Dynamics — a company known for its unnerving four-legged SpotMini robots — can now open doors, as shown in the company’s latest YouTube video.

In an effort to combat driver fatigue, Uber will be forcing its drivers to take a break. The new feature in the ridesharing platform will kick in automatically once drivers have been active for 12 hours.

The moment a gigantic boar stands on his hind legs to chow down on garbage has been caught on camera — but it’s where the animal is doing it that’s causing concern.

The moment a gigantic boar stands on his hind legs to chow down on garbage has been caught on camera — but it’s where the animal is doing it that’s causing concern.

BERLIN (AP) — A German court has ruled that Facebook's insistence that users provide their real names violates the country's data protection laws.

Buried in a larger piece about how companies are handling employee relationships in the wake of the #metoo movement—the upshot: they're reexamining their relationship policies and, per one lawyer, "drawing a hard line in the sand" about those in plum positions dating subordinates—comes an interesting dating nugget.

Valentine's Day is around the corner, but there is still time to impress with the perfect gift.

The king of all social media is rapidly losing some of its most valuable subjects – and it looks like it's about to get worse.

The MacBook is likely to see at least one big change in 2018. Should you wait? Read on.

Unilever, one of the world's largest advertisers, is threatening to pull its investment and marketing from tech giants such as Google and Facebook if the platforms “create division,” fuel hateful views or fail to protect children, Reuters reports.

One of the largest advertisers in the world, Unilever, is threatening to cut back on its marketing using tech giants such as Google and Facebook if the platforms “create division,” fuel hateful views or fail to protect children.

Unless you’re a serious photographer, you probably don’t carry a digital camera anymore. There’s no need: A typical smartphone comes with at least one camera, and lenses are sharper and more dynamic than ever. Even pro photojournalists often turn to their Samsung Galaxy, and entire feature films have been shot with iPhones.

No cashiers. No line. No interaction with another human being while shopping ever again. Great, right? Not really.

The head of an influential North Carolina conservative Christian group says the state would be better off not landing Amazon’s second headquarters if the company tries to shape policy in a pro-LGBTQ direction, according to report.

I have had my Amazon Echo for over a month now. I use it to check the weather, traffic, and sports scores. But frankly, other than that, it’s a speaker taking up space.

YouTube has temporarily suspended all ads from video star Logan Paul's channels after what it calls a pattern of behavior unsuitable for advertisers.

North Korean athletes have reportedly refused to take free Samsung phones distributed to athletes at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.

Surveillance in China means the authorities know pretty much everything about you whenever you appear on camera.

Apple's long-awaited HomePod smart speaker is finally here, and to ensure new owners get the most from it, the tech giant has posted an official user guide offering lots of useful tips and tricks.