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Motorola shows off the Moto G7, G7 Power, and G7 Play.

Every Disney brand is making shows, but the service won't just have Disney stuff.

After new California privacy law, Cisco says it wants to avoid legal “fracturing.”

Online-Buddies was exposing its Jack'd users' private images and location; disclosing posed a risk.

Lupita Nyong’o plays a kindergarten teacher protecting her kids from zombie outbreak

Code-execution bug shows open source Office clones can be hacked, too.

Three years of updates will be available.

"You're just making it harder on yourself by pushing it off," one message said.

"This new launcher does not constitute a sustainable response."

Charter fee rose from $9 to $10 in November and will go up to $12 in March.

Cream prices "led to public scrutiny" and "increased prescription rejection rates."

About 100 days out, Rockstar's Western is in some exclusive sales company.

Black hole mergers may reveal large black holes in the foreground.

EIA's projections show that even without the Clean Power Plan, coal is on the decline.

Our video explains why understanding geology beats medieval superstition.

Multiple concerns remain: cost, schedule, management, delayed upper stage.

We're now up to 3,053 total emoji, with no signs of slowing down.

Some weather extremes are getting worse. Here's how scientists figure that out.

Executive Producer James Dodson on how he got big-studio effects on a modest budget.

Infiniti hits most of the must-haves with this three-row, mid-size luxury SUV.

Apple's HR chief, Deirdre O'Brien, will take her place at the helm.

There's just one small downside: It breaks the Web.

New games announced; after-hours EA stock trading suggests a severe drop.

Plus deals on Apple gift cards, Xbox One controllers, HomePods, and more.

Netflix mum on details of Goop deal as top Goop critic teases her own series.

Pai's FCC is too secretive and too beholden to corporations, Democrats say.

Paris has been urging other EU states to more heavily tax Silicon Valley giants.

The North Pole is moving in the direction of Siberia, necessitating an update.

GM says layoffs are needed to prepare for big industry changes.

Widespread ridicule forces Samsung to terminate its "Supreme Italia" partnership.

Opinion: Facebook celebrates 15 years of impact—much of which is negative.

Defecated drive "downloaded" to New Zealand beach has pictures, video of seals.

AT&T's 5G E icon for 4G phones previously rolled out to some Android models.

Firefox's policy is much simpler, and much stricter, than Chrome's.

15 additional Chromebooks now support the feature, too.

Using hashed and encrypted store, add-on securely checks logins against breach database.

Unusual planet compositions might point to a world-shattering origin.

Plus, impressions of Respawn's first game in over two years: A battle royale shooter.

A third suspect was found to have a file on his computer: "Hacker Sh—t!"

Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement bring their undead mockumentary to Staten Island.

Nicholas Weaver says bitcoin and other digital coins recapitulate 500 years of failure.

Lawsuit claims city was liable for its design of a particular median.

The latest iOS beta defaults Web access to motion sensors to "off."

Season 3 wrapped up neatly but still left the door open to new stories.

Prosecutors: Joel Ortiz tricked mobile firms, fraudulently transferred phone numbers.

Achievements, friends lists, and more can come along from Xbox, PC.

Masses of room, and a much improved infotainment system, but the hybrid's probably the pick.

Court: FCC failed to provide evidence and ignored harm to broadband access.