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The Nest Cam IQ Outdoor and Nest Hello add outdoor facial-recognition features.

It’s more than you might think, and we don’t know what it means.

New research suggests “evolution turned out as it did for no good reason.”

Google finally brings a somewhat affordable phone back to Project Fi.

Startup envisions hundreds of drone delivery stations across metro areas.

Mixup shows that even company officials can be fooled by look-alike names.

Google might buy a dying Android OEM again.

Cases doubled, severity is increasing, but authorities don’t even know how it spreads.

Comcast VP is glad Trump is “less hostile” to mergers than Obama.

Half-price standalone expansion somehow manages to be the best Dishonored yet.

It'll be written by series creator James Cameron, too.

We thought the Vision GT idea was dead, but it's been dusted off for the new PS4 game.

The issue arises when the watch tries to join "unauthenticated Wi-Fi networks."

Jim Bridenstine likely to win fairly easy approval from Senate.

ML has more than just a learning curve to overcome before it transforms business.

After plea deal, DOJ says: “this appears to be a one-time lapse in judgment.”

Unlock method seems designed to work only on July 11, the day Satoru Iwata died.

Optionsbleed is especially threatening for people in shared hosting environments.

Follows a September 2016 overhaul that aimed to remove fraudulent reviews.

Google’s new hardware will give you sticker shock in both directions.

Officials obtained fugitive’s GPS coordinates after he took to social media.

That’s probably an underestimate, too.

Maria would rank among the 10 most-intense landfalling hurricanes in the Atlantic.

Pricing and press pictures for the Pixel 2 XL leak.

Asphalt in use tolerates the temperature extremes of a period that ended in 1995.

Plus savings on PlayStation VR, LG and Sony 4K TVs, Wi-Fi routers, and more.

The tech sector argues a 1996 law made today’s Internet economy possible.

Uber: We paid Fetch Media for “nonexistent, nonviewable, and/or fraudulent advertising.”

Appeals court negates decision that would have handed over scientists’ e-mails.

Mike Cernovich won’t pay, threatens “to embarrass the f***” out of Pepe creator.

32-bit support is gone, but iOS 11 adds a lot—especially on the iPad.

T-Mobile leaps further ahead of Verizon and AT&T with more data before slowdowns.

After anti-Semitic post, registrar gives Gab five days to find a new provider.

Study of 214 former amateur and professional players suggests risks start young.

aIR-Jumper weaves passwords and crypto keys into infrared signals.

At least not at launch.

The Catalyst E2 Max went 1,101.2 miles, thanks to a 660kWh battery.

A truck with up to 1,200 miles in range will run on Bosch’s eAxle platform.

Tabs and spaces aren't the only things that influence developer pay.

Amazon pairs compelling features with excellent build quality for $150.

The 5S is slower for sure, but it's still faster than the iPhone 5 on iOS 10.

My first novel is out today! Here's an excerpt.

With the right set of components and Asus Aura, a fully-synced RGB system is within reach.

"Inter partes review" let a patent's opponents be heard, without spending millions.

Qi has been an Android staple for a while, and now it’s coming to iPhones, too.

Wide-ranging update is full of changes, but iPad benefits the most.

Contracts allow rider fares to be higher than what is known and paid to drivers.

We put together a collection of planes to celebrate the occasion.

Lawsuit: FCC ignored public records request for data on mass comment uploads.