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More car makers than ever are taking EVs and self-driving features into the mainstream.

This week our guest is Nick Farmer, the linguist who's creating Belter creole for the show.

Review: Montages, utter lack of chemistry tank most of the film. But then...

Electronic surveillance programs Prism, Upstream hang in the congressional balance.

Instead of the BE-4, Alabama representative wants an engine built in his state.

From hand-trackers to haptics to VR boxing gloves, VR tech is going... somewhere.

C'mon now.

With net neutrality worries gone, FiOS TV goes "data-free" on Verizon Wireless.

Turbine-powered range extender supercar is just the beginning for Chinese tech firm.

Does the senator's argument make any sense? Let's look at the facts.

Google Hangouts finally gets that "enterprise" overhaul we've been hearing about...

Outbreaks in Brazil are raging close to urban areas that could spark another big issue.

Confidential messenger service provides no authentication or integrity assurances.

Assange: Cache of cyber weapons was passed around "out of control" by contract hackers.

Pruitt suggests "there's tremendous disagreement about the degree of impact."

Massive patent holder has been suing for years now, but it can't win a case.

Warrant seeks messages, images, wall posts, location data, and visitor information.

Capture the beauty of a near-infinite universe with these new tools.

Exploits for easy-to-spot bug are trivial, reliable, and publicly available.

"I, too, thought when I first saw these pics they must be an artist's depiction."

Uber’s chief security officer says the changes won’t be immediate but gradual.

Together we can make an impact.

Google says it can separate man from machine without any tricky tests or checkboxes.

Land Rover's latest Discovery is over 1,000 lbs lighter than the previous model.

The SLS alone "doesn't make for a very compelling human spaceflight program."

The streaming service has dramatically changed how Americans watch TV.

The CIA's malware development team dug deep into geek culture.

If you're interested in viable 4K gaming, then open up your wallet and buy one.

Concept introduces "Level 5" autonomy and cross-brand ideas.

The thermostat might even lack the current version's trademark metal ring.

WikiLeaks dump includes a best (and worst) practices guide for exploit developers.

An inevitability is becoming a reality.

Shipping fuel is expensive, so why not generate it from energy sources found locally?

Ajit Pai met with Trump Monday but won't say what they discussed.

Finding could help explain aspects of Aboriginal communities' belief systems.

The next generation of retinal implants doesn't require any external hardware.

Local prosecutor: Deric Lostutter got story wrong, hurt rape investigation.

Video: Shocked man screams in pain. Judge says "All right we're gonna take five."

But interpreting rudimentary DNA evidence requires some leaps.

Netflix, Hulu, Amazon reportedly in talks for Switch versions.

Plus deals on headphones, TVs, laptops, and more.

Dell added Windows Hello, removed the fan, and kept the good stuff the same.

New testing and clinical guidelines prove useful in fighting back false notions.

Senate resolution would throw out FCC's entire privacy rulemaking.

36 paid internships for women now available across the aerospace industry.

Google may be gaining access to thousands of data scientists soon.

Details on a gorgeous, epic fort-siege demo—and the questions it didn't answer.

The online publisher celebrates its fifth anniversary by jumping to GitHub.

If you want something done right... do it yourself?

Firefox 52 also includes support for WebAssembly.