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Consumer technology keeps improving, but one thing stays constant: consumer complaints about the high cost of printer ink.

Could bionic eyes restore sight to the blind and give the U.S. military super sight?

Samsung is getting ready to tee up its next flagship Galaxy smartphone against a backdrop of growing rumors about rival Apple’s 2017 iPhone.

A 7-year-old girl got a head start into her career with an endearing letter to the “Google boss.”

On the same day as a report that says Verizon is renegotiating its offer to buy Yahoo at a $250 million discount, the internet company is—for the third time in less than six months—warning users ...

Twitter’s CEO said at a technology conference in San Francisco on Wednesday that the political protests and controversy is similar to that of “Arab Spring.”

It's unclear why, but it involved advice and a $2 fee.

Why risk a landing when a package can be dropped from a safe height...

When there's smoke, there's fire, and when it comes to Apple's interest in augmented reality, there's a whole a lot of smoke that's becoming increasingly impossible to ignore.

The sound will automatically start playing, unless your phone is set to silent.

A classic cellphone from another age could be coming back.

America’s junk drawers are overflowing with old smartphones, sitting right next to all of the old charging cords.

The days of groundbreaking advances in smartphone performance and features are largely over.

Samsung Display secures huge order worth billions from its rival.

Dubai's a busy place, with the rush hour often a major challenge for drivers crawling along the packed multi-lane freeways. So could this autonomous flying taxi, which is set to go into service there this summer, be the answer?

Astronomy aficionados everywhere now have the chance to help scientists hunt exoplanets.

There is a huge, thriving underground economy involved in the theft, sale, manufacture and abuse of Apple IDs, Palo Alto Networks researcher Claud Xiao told the BSides SF hacker conference in San Francisco.

Forty-six percent of couples who stream together around the world have 'Netflix cheated.'

Twitter is reversing a safety update aimed at combatting harassment on its site after it was criticized by users of the social platform. Twitter quickly admitted that the change was a"misstep" on its part.

Researchers will continue their search for secret chambers in King Tutankhamun's tomb this year, harnessing sophisticated radar technology to find out if another burial is hidden at the famous site.