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Nintendo has got a very busy year ahead of it.

Smart speakers are only meant to listen when you want them to, which is why they have wake-up words and phrases.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has apologized for what many perceived as a tone-deaf move, demonstrating virtual reality (VR) features on Facebook while virtually visiting the devastated island of Puerto Rico.

An Australian woman was caught on video wrangling a “toddler-like” shark and dumping it back into the ocean after it go stuck in a rock pool on Monday.

Mozilla has awarded $100,000 to RiseUp, a secure communication platform widely used by anti-fascist groups.

Homeowner Wayne Natt told police he used the camera to film sexual activity.

The Nevada Attorney General’s office is investigating reports of fake online charities collecting donations on behalf of victims that were killed or wounded at a shooting at a country music festival in Las Vegas Oct. 1st.

The US Army and General Motors have teamed up to explore a new method of power for Army vehicles that could deliver near silent operation and hard-to-detect heat signatures.

Windemere Community Learning Center is a quiet, neighborhood school in Akron, but school officials are on alert after reports of a drone allegedly attempting to lure kids off school grounds.

Mozilla has awarded $100,000 to RiseUp, a secure communication platform widely used by anti-fascist groups.

Do aliens exist? This question has baffled humans for centuries.From Roswell to Suffolk's Rendlesham Forest, these are the sightings which UFO hunters have hailed as proof of extra-terrestrial life.

If you think an hour-long Candy Crush session or occasionally dropping $10 to refill your stash of Pokemon Go pokeballs is evidence that you have a smartphone “addiction,” you’ve got nothing on Wu Xiaojing, a 21-year-old woman who lives in northwest China’s Shaanxi province. Xiaojing (an apparently fake name she used to hide her identity) is a real smartphone addict, and by “real” I mean she ended up in the hospital after a 24-hour smartphone gaming marathon left her blind in one eye.

As congressional lawmakers investigate Russia’s role in the 2016 presidential election, they are looking at social media’s function in the spread of misinformation.

It was the coroner in "The Wizard of Oz" who once said that "she's not only merely dead, she's really, most sincerely dead!"

Do you remember the auto-adjusting jacket and power-lacing shoes in Back to the Future?

A host of cool military technology was on display at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition.

Despite the best efforts of cell companies, the vast majority of Puerto Rico is offline.

The Supreme Court in Brisbane, Australia, has now declared an unsent text message to be a valid will, according to a report.

Hackers sent out threatening text messages to the parents of students claiming plans for violence at their schools. Although the threats were empty, authorities closed a number of schools just to be safe.

Facebook has confirmed that about 150 of the political ads linked to Russia during the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election appeared on Instagram.