In light of the latest Bluetooth-related security meltdown, a friendly PSA.

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Apple's Face ID will be used to unlock the iPhone X, but other facial-recognition programs misidentify black people.

New Apple iPhones and Watches are on their way, so it's time to accessorize!

With the new iPhone X, you can turn your visage into a fox, a unicorn, or a pile of poo.

Car seat man was part of a Ford-funded study by researchers at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute into how autonomous vehicles will interact with humans on the road.

Conservatives are in arms over Twitter's suspension of Hope Hicks' Twitter. There's only one problem.

Game designer Porpentine's latest piece of interactive fiction is about transgender furries, ecological disaster, and slime.

With monthly plans, that $1,000 iPhone looks like a much more reasonable purchase.

Finally, the specs and photos you've been waiting for.

Opinion: The government must address security threats from DIY weapons and autonomous vehicles.

The HBO show's robots of the future are at their most interesting when they're at their least human.

This startup has built a brain-machine interface that enables mind control of machines—no implants required.

Ready to endure bitter cold, desolation, and occasional cabin fever? Firefighting at McMurdo station might be for you.

The harshest rebuke yet of an industry eager to offer drivers autonomous features that may be easily abused, with deadly consequences.

This week, they showed off the latest results of that effort, turning up more than a dozen new mutations associated with the disease.

Apple fires the first shot in a war over mobile-phone chips with a 'neural engine' designed to speed speech, image processing.

Americans still can't get their burritos by drone delivery. But in Rwanda and soon Tanzania, air deliveries are already saving lives.

A quiet side business among typography experts is every kerning nerd's dream job—and a surprisingly high-stakes game.

Artificial intelligence bots can ignore a job applicant's gender, age, and ethnicity. But there's no such thing as bias-free data.

We recap all of the news from Cupertino, offer analysis of the iPhone X, and give you advice about which iPhone to buy.

SoFi CEO Mike Cagney resigns amid harassment allegations, but it's hard to know why.

After spending a few minutes with iPhone X, I understood what Tim Cook meant when he called it "the future of the smartphone."

It's not all iPhones: Apple showed off a brand new Apple Watch, upgrades to Apple TV, and a host of other features coming to Apple's ecosystem.

Apple priced the Macintosh sky-high, too, and it didn't go so well. The new iPhone may not be any different.

The iPhone X replaces TouchID with FaceID. Here's what kind of security trade-off you can expect.

Apple announced three new iPhones today: iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and the new iPhone X.

Bringing him on to direct 'Star Wars: Episode IX' makes complete sense, from a certain point of view.

The latest streaming box from Apple finally gets 4K support, with iTunes content to match.

In a letter to the Federal Trade Commission, Yelp says Google is scraping photos from Yelp's listings for its own search results

It starts at $329 without cellular coverage or $399 with, and is coming September 22.

Lots of people do it, but does that mean they shouldn't feel bad about it?

The Equifax breach wasn't the first mega-breach. But there are some steps that could help make it the last.

The original game, for all its excellent moment to moment experiences, felt like it was largely a series of menus. 'Destiny 2' feels like a place.

The 22-gallon suitcase packs down to the size of a shoebox when it's empty.

The HBO series' showrunners used a creative challenge to make one of the most potent shows ever. Other shows should follow its lead.

Apple's big fall event kicks off this morning. Here's how to watch it.

The animal drug industry was under pressure to prove its products were safe; the study would not go the way the industry hoped.

Follow Apple's September 2017 iPhone event in Cupertino with our live news updates.

The Mountains of Kong are magnificent, impassable and totally not real.

Twice the spinning arms means twice the physics fun.

General Motors says it's ready to mass produce driverless cars. It just has to figure out how to make them work.

In the 1970s, intelligence agencies supposedly sent out cryptic messages over the radio. Photographer Lewis Bush tries to hunt down their origin.

The iPhone accounts for nearly two-thirds of Apple's revenue, and perhaps a greater share of its profits.

Hayley Anthony recently became one of the first people in the world to have tissue incised from the cavity of her abdomen and turned into a vagina.

The Chinese giant has redesigned its popular Mi Mix, and now offers a ceramic version.

A leak of the iOS 11 GM tells you everything you'd want to know about the new iPhone and more.

Amazon invites cities to bid on building a campus that could accommodate 50,000 workers.

Director Rian Johnson is finally starting to spill some secrets about his upcoming Star Wars movie.

At peak performance, Summit will perform 200 million billion operations a second and require as much energy as a decent-sized city.