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With just one day to go before Apple's new iPhone 7 models hit store shelves, Apple confirmed in a statement to TechCrunch that picking up select iPhone 7 devices at Apple retail stores will be all but impossible come Friday.

Ever wish you could go back and record that custom sports car that just raced by, or that awesome jump shot your kid just made? A new wearable camera lets you do just that.

Two technology heavyweights lent their names to a campaign announced today in New York to ask President Barack Obama to pardon Edward Snowden.

Facebook and Twitter are tired of people using their social media platforms to spread what they believe is false information and low-quality news, so they’ve joined with a number of global news organizations to “improve” the quality of the news content they offer.

Two technology heavyweights lent their names to a campaign announced today in New York to ask President Barack Obama to pardon Edward Snowden.

By now, you've probably heard that Samsung's Galaxy Note7 devices have a tendency to go boom whilst charging.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has expressed regret over her company's oversight in regards to its removal of an iconic Vietnam War photo. She made the statement in a letter addressed to Norway's Prime Minister.

It was just your average Facebook chat between two folks trying to arrange a get-together, except that one party was a man with outstanding warrants who resembles a bank robbery suspect and the other was the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary.

Samsung’s Galaxy

iOS 10 is here, but it's brought some problems.

Facebook has failed in its legal bid to stop a 14-year-old girl from suing the company over a naked image of her uploaded to the social network, described as a method of child abuse. The case will now proceed as a full trial.

We rely on the internet for everyday communication, but how vital would it be during an alien invasion or a zombie apocalypse?

The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is suffering the same fate as countless hoverboards — there are reports that some phones have been bursting into flames, prompting Samsung is issue a recall and the U.S

A video posted to YouTube last week shows the robot doing something very impressive.

Scientists have tapped the power of Flickr to find out more about visits to conservation land in Vermont, and have even been able to put a price tag on all those visits.

HP announced its agreement with Samsung to buy the South Korean company's printing business.

Most people read books by opening them, but scientists have devised a method to see what’s inside a volume while its cover remains closed.

The Galaxy Note 7's battery issue is pretty serious, and more devices seem to blow up every day.

Can robots be racist?

Facebook's recently automated Trending feed has made another blunder, this time showing users a fake news article about the September 11 attacks. The mishap comes just weeks after it published two unsuitable articles in quick succession.