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Unveiling new device features touching on virtual reality, Apple nodded to several up-and-coming technology trends.

Siri's voice is changing.

New products from Apple debut at Worldwide Developers Conference

We're past 10:00 AM in San Jose, California, which means that WWDC 2017 has officially begun.

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The world’s most powerful X-ray laser beam has been used to create a tiny microscopic “black hole."

Samsung's next flagship will be the Galaxy Note 8, and that's hardly a secret.

ATM and credit card skimmers freak me out! What do they look like? How do you know if you are using a bad one?

SpaceX launched its first recycled cargo ship to the International Space Station on Saturday, yet another milestone in its bid to drive down flight costs.

Facebook activated its “Safety Check” feature Saturday after reports of an attack aimed at civilians in London.

The moment you log on to the internet, your computer starts its game of Russian roulette.

Toyota Motor Corp. is working on a "flying car."

In an effort to force publishers to rethink the way they deliver ads on their websites, Google will be introducing its own ad blocker in 2018.

The latest BMW art car was designed by Chinese artist Cao Fei. She relied on augmented reality to create a new spin on BMW's art-car series, which began in the 1975 with a car painted by Alexander Calder.

It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it's real: Ambrosia, a startup from entrepreneur Jesse Karmazin, pays for the blood of people under the age of 25, then sells anyone over age 35 a transfusion of the younger blood for $8,000—the only US company to offer such a service, Vanity Fair reports.

With the dust now settling after "WannaCry," the biggest ransomware attack in history, cybersecurity experts are taking a deep dive into how it was carried out, what can be done to protect computers from future breaches and, trickiest of all, who is to blame.

Google has officially submitted plans for its London campus. Dubbed "the landscraper" for being as long as a skyscraper is tall, the stunning 11-story building will feature a 300-meter-long garden on the roof.

Despite all of the breathtaking photos, video, observations, and scientific discoveries that have happened so far on Mars -- thanks to probes, rovers, and the like -- there's one burning question that remains completely unanswered: was there ever life there?

Nintendo has unveiled plans for its online subscription service. The service will let gamers pay $20 a year to have access to older Nintendo games and play them on the Nintendo Switch.