TVs are better than they have ever been, but that doesn't matter if there is nothing to watch. Samsung aims to solve that problem with the launch of three new personalized smart TV services.
International travelers looking to visit the United States via the visa-waiver program are now being asked to include information on their online presence, including Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube account names.
Facebook's Safety Check feature has been erroneously triggered in Bangkok by a wave of false social media reports about a bomb explosion that didn't happen.
The FBI is investigating how hackers managed to make their way into computers at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Unfortunately, this isn't a new case -- it's been going on since at least 2010.
For decades, we have seen people talk to computers in science fiction movies. Dave spoke to HAL. Michael Knight was assisted by KITT. Captain Picard directed “Computer.” The computers were smart and personable, and they (usually) did what they were told.
From the Browning Automatic Rifle to the M16 and the new upgraded M4A1, America’s combat rifles have undergone a dramatic transformation over the last 100 years.
A flier's (or, as some other media put it, "moron's") decision to name his wifi hotspot "Samsung Galaxy Note7_1097" caused trouble in the skies Tuesday night.
With prices falling, 4K content options expanding, and features such as high-dynamic range (HDR) becoming more widespread, you may be looking for a 4K TV this year.
Looking for a gift with a tactical spin? From a gadget that lights up the night and a tool that can fix just about anything, through to must have tactical-grade coolers, here are 7 ultimate gift ideas.