A Republican congressman from California took to Twitter on Thursday, objecting to Google’s recent firing of an employee who criticized the tech giant’s left-leaning corporate culture.
Google surprised many of its workers Thursday after the company suddenly canceled a town-hall meeting in the wake of the firing of a worker who had written the controversial leaked memo on diversity.
Scientists have harnessed gene-editing technology to eliminate viruses in pigs that could be harmful to people, potentially laying the foundations for pig-to-human organ transplants.
Microsoft's Surface family suffered a major blow Thursday, as Consumer Reports not only pulled its recommendation forallSurface-branded products, but moves them into the dreaded "not recommended" category.
Paul LePage uses his Facebook page to perform government business, so blocking people who disagree with him 'constitutes... government censorship,' the ACLU says.
About two weeks ago, Apple inadvertently posted online an uncensored version of its internal HomePod software, and developers had a field day with it since then.
After considerable backlash on social media, face altering app FaceApp has decided to remove its latest features, which let users change their ethnicity.
Facebook is launching a new video tab called "Watch," marking the start of its big push into original content. Landing this week for select users, the tab is expected to be a more structured version of its current video offering.
Has the Chupacabra been spotted in the Carolinas? Pictures of a strange animal taken by a golfer in South Carolina are sparking lively debate about the mythical beast.
Astronaut Scott Parazynski stopped by PCMag's offices to talk about his new memoir The Sky Below, including the (possibly insane) future of human space exploration.
A Kentucky man and his transgender wife sued Amazon on Wednesday, alleging that they endured sustained discrimination and harassment during a year as co-workers at the mammoth online retailer’s warehouse in northern Kentucky.
The mobile videogame “Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes” frequently sends smartphone notifications to players, in some cases multiple times daily, persuading them to open the app to outfit Han Solo, Rey and other famous characters for battle.
