Russia could end up banning LinkedIn in a matter of weeks. Vladimir Putin's government is reportedly seeking to make an example of the business-oriented social network with an injunction that could see it permanently blocked in the country.
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With Apple steadily inching towards a future where wires are superfluous, the company in early September announced a new pair of wireless headphones called AirPods.
You'd think that smartphone users would care more about their safety than a phone, but some Galaxy Note 7 users out there don't want to return their devices.
Do you know what your internet service provider (ISP) is doing with all the information it collects on the online videos you watch and the websites you visit?
DirecTV Now, AT&T's online streaming service that will offer a lot of DirecTV's content without the need for a satellite dish, will cost only $35 a month when it launches at the end of November.
There’s been chatter in the air for years about phone records and metadata, ever since civil rights advocates sued the NSA over its massive record-retention program back in 2013.
When New Zealand professor Christoph Bartneck received an invitation to submit a paper to the International Conference on Atomic and Nuclear Physics in the US, he was skeptical given he has "practically no knowledge" of nuclear physics.
Last Friday's massive cyberattack, which disrupted access to dozens of popular websites, probably wasn't carried out by internet-connected devices in your home, cyber safety experts say.