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Federal judge’s “tutorial” hearing sets stage for case on companies’ liability.

In a Twitter exchange, Musk says Tesla's Facebook page "looked lame anyway."

Browser will use heuristics to allow sites like YouTube, Netflix to continue to autoplay.

Their genes show how complicated insulin really is.

No nation likes to lose a piece of space hardware like this.

Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy would see a 14-percent funding increase.

"Hacktivist" logged into a social media account from an IP address at GRU HQ in Moscow.

New designs flip between two metastable states to generate force, pack themselves.

YouTube videos give a different impression of the site of a deadly Uber crash.

EFF: "Online platforms will have little choice but to become much more restrictive."

Fiat Chrysler offers "deepest sympathies to the Yelchin family for their tragic loss."

“Facebook lies within the penumbra of blame,” Maryland woman claims.

Video of the fatal driverless car crash in Tempe is damning for Uber.

And narrow down the window of breeding between our species.

Reaction with COâ‚‚ gives lithium a protective coat that holds up to oxygen.

Plus up to 30% off Amazon Alexa devices, an Essential Phone discount, and more.

Leaky etcd servers could be a boon to data thieves and ransomware scammers.

This truck is all about function over form.

"Game Workers Unite" push leads to some contentious discussions.

Spying concerns have now totally shut down Huawei's retail presence.

It apparently needs more "stress tests," with no fixed date for a launch.

Rocket launches act somewhat like a small volcano eruption.

Some gun-related channels are already feeling the heat.

A legitimate 3D VR device, so long as you accept its tracking limitations.

In a heartfelt speech, Tim Schafer recalls Will Wright's crucial generosity.

Laser-Induced Plasma Effect can create sounds up close and personal to scare off crowds.

Nuclear-powered cruise missiles? The US worked on them in the 1950s.

Local police release video of an Uber self-driving car hitting a pedestrian.

Critics say law will limit free speech online and won’t help trafficking victims.

The Trump-linked consulting firm harvested data from 50 million Facebook users.

Musk will get billions—but only if Tesla stock rises substantially.

FCC chair still can’t offer proof that repeal will boost broadband access.

Doctors say repeated stings boost risks; it’s “both unsafe and unadvisable.”

A few small accessibility changes can unlock a whole new playerbase.

Lytro seems to be at the end of the line, and Google is grabbing it at a bargain.

See how an entire scene bounces off Captain Phasma's armor at 24 frames per second.

Twist on planetary CT scan picks up something new.

Joint Special Operations Command ran campaign against ISIS, Al Qaeda for at least 6 years.

If you thought cheating was widespread across the industry, you're probably right.

AT&T can't force California customers into arbitration, judge says.

"We have a pretty broad long-term vision."

An exact price hasn't been announced, but TVs should be relatively affordable.

Huami's affordable smartwatch borrows a lot from others, adds little originality.

GDC 2018 panel shows off a 3D-printed Hololens mod—and lots of high-fiving.

Backdoor allows attacker to recover private keys stored on Ledger hardware wallets.

When building, there are lots of different paths to the same ends.

No big surprises about the timing, given the company’s new release timetable.

All bugs require administrative access to exploit.

Bridge officers on both ACX Crystal and Fitzgerald could face criminal charges in Japan.