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NCTA, CTIA, and USTelecom sign up to defend net neutrality repeal in court.

The S9 and S9+ are on sale everywhere for $719.99 and $839.99, respectively.

Rumors of a lower-cost iPad and an updated MacBook Air abound.

It would have featured a 2-liter V10 and hybrid drive system—in 2004.

Results from the ocean mimic those from the lab: We’re screwed.

In a recent three-week span, the company hiked 116 drug prices as much as 9.46 percent.

As we approach useful hardware, human elements of computing are becoming critical.

Washington lawmaker: FCC can’t preempt state laws “just because it says so."

GM needs help from Congress to spin up production of smooth-dashed driverless cars.

SXSW: NRK’s dedicated tech team employs “open source” tactics to fight trolling.

At $449, this wearable offers a lot, but runners will get the most from it.

The Snapdragon 845, fingerprint reader, and camera all get tweaks.

Ford is investing $11 billion in electric vehicles.

Logitech will also ship gaming speakers with RGB technology.

No difference detected over a battery of 52 separate behavioral tests.

Humans in Asia and Oceania met, mingled, and bred with Denisovans at least twice.

DHS alert warns of Russian government malware targeting critical infrastructure.

Plus deals on Roku TVs, LG OLED TVs, Dell laptops, Bose headphones, and more.

Additive manufacturing is starting to gain acceptance among automakers.

It's unclear if the health effects will last, but the worst off had the most to lose.

Uber disputes a key element of the other driver's story.

Microcodes for Sandy Bridge and newer are now available.

Analysis: Don't believe the headlines. And in many cases, the articles below them.

Now all it needs are major new hardware and software releases.

Police and school defeat lawsuit over boy who was accused of building hoax bomb.

Upcoming accessory lets you simply capture that classic arcade aspect ratio

Novichok, a type of nerve agent developed by Soviets, identified as weapon in attack.

Bt corn protects neighboring peppers and green beans, cuts pesticide use.

The issue affects model years 2014 through 2018.

Once the stuff of spy novels, supply chain attacks are becoming common.

In $86 million deal, US Air Force buys 7 AC-208 Eliminators for Afghan military.

Lots of fresh water from melting ice could radically alter the Atlantic’s currents.

Partnership will cover “more than 300” locations in US; nearly 200 more planned.

Holmes will pay $500,000 penalty and return 18.9 million shares.

Keeps the same form factor and $35 price.

CIO allegedly sold $1 million worth of stock 10 days before public learned of breach.

“Cruise cars frequently swerve and hesitate,” according to one insider.

The update also includes performance updates and screenshot features.

Vehicle-to-infrastructure communication comes to the nation's capital.

Follows Skyrim VR's launch on PlayStation VR last holiday season.

A panel reflects on the uphill battle that electric vehicles have ahead of them.

New feature aims to "take the headset out of the equation for [VR] developers."

Bill would recreate core FCC net neutrality rules and be tougher on zero-rating.

Regional language differences in the UK are retained centuries later in Suriname.

Converting licensed vocal files falls into a legal gray area.

The retailer's food delivery requires a $30 order minimum and a $9.95 fee.

Facebook banned ads for cryptocurrency from its ad networks in January.

Directors say neither private industry nor traditional grant programs work.

DoE loan program to stimulate green vehicles has been sitting on unused billions for years.