Musk today updated his grand plan to save humanity by moving it to Mars.

Two recent books take readers into the pressure cooker that videogame development can so often become.

This unusual animation gives an architectural twist to the history and possible dark future of climate change.

Plus: Aston Martin makes a submarine, Lyft gets yet another dance partner, and Ford designers play with augmented reality.

Medicines will expire without power as chronically ill patients suffer

The sequel to the 1982 classic is the sort of big-budget, big-idea sci-fi film you didn't think was possible anymore.

The comparisons don't stop at Samus and Ripley—both franchises find terror and power in the female body.

Mark Zuckerberg argues that more information reaching more people enhances democracy. But, as the adage goes, quantity does not equal quality.

Researchers dug into the deep-seated, arcane code in Apple machines known as EFI, and found it's often dangerously neglected.

It takes more than just toggling the little buttons in the Control Center.

Researchers have been rushing to tease apart how Zika went from tepid to toxic, and they may have found the genetic tweak to blame.

The new Hero 6 Black comes with improved image stabilization and captures 4K footage at 60 frames per second.

In response to EU ruling, Google will allow rivals to bid on coveted spot near top of page.

The 'Ancillary Justice' author is back with a new book—and a new set of questions to grapple with.

A new art exhibition takes the data from your phone and translates it into dynamic visualizations.

With a suite of new features, Pornhub has done more for accessibility for the blind and visually impaired than most other sites of any kind.

Humans are terrible at multitasking. Conversational interfaces won't change that.

As the Department of Homeland Security takes a closer look at social media accounts, experts caution that it likely won't even accomplish much.

A new camera from Polaroid that's expensive to shoot.

The automaker's designers can now quickly evaluate and alter new car models.

'Metroid: Samus Returns' isn't the first remake of 'Metroid II.' It's just the first released by Nintendo. And it shows.

Extremists have moved from hurting feelings on Twitter to damaging their enemies' real-life bank accounts.

Crowdfunding for hardware startups may not reflect consumer demand.

Microbots inspired by some of Earth’s littlest critters are powered not by limbs, but magnetic fields.

The Southeast Asian nation adopted the internet faster than any other country. Ever. Here's what that feels like and what it has unleashed.

One more step in the company's bid to revolutionize transportation.

The story behind the staggering aerial of a ravaged highway in Puerto Rico.

Natalie Portman and 'Ex Machina' writer-director Alex Garland bring the smash sci-fi book to life. Welcome to the jungle.

There are some crazy things about temperature that you should probably know.

Facebook deleted tens of thousands of fake accounts and highlighted contrasting views ahead of German election, in bid to combat fake news.

You can change channels on this television with your voice, like the remote control of the future.

And it's only $99.

The latest tiny Nintendo console is the best kind of throwback.

Clear out the DVR and launch the Apple TV, here's what you need to watch in the next few months.

Tired of the liberal agenda infecting Twitter? Try Gab. Annoyed that Reddit is muzzling your freedom? Fire up Voat!

With some help from Luminar and its 22-year-old CEO Austin Russell.

In the latest of several paperwork mishaps, the President's senior advisor and son-in-law registered to vote in New York with the wrong gender.

The age of Instagram has given rise to a new genre of installations, which seem to exist only to produce the perfect photo.

Allocating money to rebuild won’t be enough, experts say, unless the island can also rethink its entire energy strategy.

Bundled games include the latest Destiny and Star Wars titles.

By denying Uber its license to operate, Transport for London showed political power can be marshaled against ridehailing companies.

Sexual harassment investigations complicate the balance between privacy and accountability, especially when they go public.

Anthony Levandowski's all-too-human behavior sits at the heart of Google’s self driving car lawsuit against Uber.

Basel Khartabil hoped the internet would lead to a flowering of freedom and openness in Syria. Then he was arrested and imprisoned by the Assad regime.

A game to crowdsource research for a cure for Alzheimer's disease is already treating one of its worst symptoms: helplessness.

A startup founded by former spies uses machine learning to tackle the newest cyber security threats.

A groundbreaking new project in the city of Boston could give cities powerful tools for fighting systemic racism.

Mark Zuckerberg needs to maintain his credibility. If he loses it, it'll pose an existential problem for Facebook.

It's like Twitter is trying to screw up the one thing it's done right.

What happens when you double Twitter's iconic 140 character limit? A small group of users will find out.