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Sixty percent of the rise is from Zika, which mainly affected US territories in one year.

Smartphones and tablets have moved from a gaming niche to the main market mover.

O'Rielly broke government ethics law; could be punished if he does it again.

LG's G7 sticks pretty close to last year's design, just with a few upgrades.

Reusing fairings would allow SpaceX to focus more on its next-generation rocket.

California Supreme Court: It'll be tougher for firms to not have bona fide employees.

History suggests Tesla's cashflow situation is likely to improve this year.

The cheaper B8 and higher-end W8 are still coming.

Bill is moving through Calif. Senate and will be submitted in NY legislature.

The British Parliament has also issued an ultimatum for CEO's testimony.

"The contractors have had difficulty executing aggressive schedules."

Plus deals on gaming PCs, iPads, Bluetooth headphones, gaming mice, and more.

Researchers suggest modeling chaotic circuits to demonstrate quantum supremacy.

Charging $22.99 for boxes that include either two or four books.

"Totally opt-in" but apparently has rich ties to default profile data.

AT&T made the same claims—about 4G—when it tried to buy T-Mobile in 2011.

Citing use by “pornographers and terrorists,” Iran makes block permanent.

Low-priced VR limits can't be ignored, but the great absolutely outweighs the bad.

Rows of notches in gazelle bones may be the unique signature of a Paleolithic culture.

Sponsored content will use technology from Pocket, which Mozilla acquired last year.

Odd behavior pops up hours before Facebook's annual developer-filled conference.

Samsung is charging $50 to jump up a storage tier, shipments start May 18.

It won't work for everyone, but as a second car for city dwellers it looks great.

2014 release now only available as $20 disc ahead of $60 Switch launch.

While the magnetic field is changing, geology suggests our poles won't trade places.

Medical records and fitness tracker data come together with a new Google API.

BLU phones sent a massive amount of data to firmware and data-mining provider.

News marks the second WhatsApp co-founder departure in less than a year.

"SpaceX's rocket is a smaller type of rocket that can't meet NASA's deep-space needs."

Last year's affordable 4K HDR TVs see slight improvements in the 6 series.

A 10MW nuclear reactor floated in a Panamanian lake during the Vietnam War.

Ubuntu's long-term support desktop is a welcome refresh.

Timeline is a smart new feature, and Windows continues its modernization.

New AI-focused documentary has info that can even surprise a tech editor.

At best, they cause a red, itchy rash. “At worst, you can die,” expert says.

Android P Preview 2, an Android TV dongle, Android Things 1.0, and more!

Comcast keeps losing TV subscribers, but it has a new way to fight cord cutting.

Measuring and controlling reflections turns a room into programmable computer.

We eschewed the Hawaii press launch to test a pair of Konas at home.

You can finally buy a high-end graphics card at Best Buy again.

Two nuclear reactors will provide power to an oil town off Russia's eastern coast.

T-Mobile and Sprint announce $26 billion deal, claim they need one another for 5G.

Blue Origin has not released a price for the spaceflight experience.

In requiring theories to be beautiful and natural, we may be pre-rejecting reality.

Jean-Noël Frydman: "If it happened to me, it can happen to anyone."

Man's fiancée tells Tampa Bay Times that she felt "disrespected and violated."

Sometimes, you just want over-the-top superhero stories that don't strain for substance.

Hint: Four syllables, rhymes with "other shucker."

Where's the border with the quantum world? We're entangling thousands of atoms.

Opting for DIY physics engines, begging for an exec's ride, and ample Internet snooping.