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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.

A solid game is in here—if you can get to it.

Now's the time to start thinking about the ethics of building neural tissues.

The solution involves combining a number of existing technologies.

North Korea ramps up espionage hacks that target the US and 16 other countries.

High-performing blue teams are "purposive social systems"—they shut up and work.

China is buying electric buses in bulk, and major cities are doing their part, too.

The experimental treatment allowed the babies to develop normal sweat glands.

MMO maker backtracks on previous statements regarding sale to investment firm.

Microsoft decides that its current testing build is good to go.

"This action is viewed with both incredulity and dismay by our community."

"No court order was needed to access that site’s large database of genetic blueprints."

It's been close to five years since any Apple router saw an update.

It's more of the same in the trilogy's conclusion, but that's not a bad thing.

New and existing Prime members will pay more within the next few months.

A respectable effort from Mazda, albeit with one too many rows of seats.

SpaceX price increase is a big factor in the rising costs.

Match came after finding relatives' DNA on commercial service, news reports say.

Azure premium services revenue grew by more than 100 percent, again.

Originally, it was promised by the end of 2017.

Critics say Clear suffers same fatal shortcomings as previous key-escrow plans.

Plus a big price drop on AMD's Threadripper 1950X CPU, iPad deals, and more.

Windows 10 1709 is now the most-used Windows 10 update ever.

California's tough net neutrality bill clears second Senate committee in a week.

Tesla's Autopilot strategy makes the project leader's job difficult.

Nintendo sets 20 million unit annual sales target as 3DS continues long decline.

Are attitudes about the world's favorite electric car maker starting to change?

Economists take a look at what contributes to offshore wind's value.