Director Ezra Edelman's engrossing eight-hour documentary deserves recognition at the Emmys on Sunday.

An Israeli startup has developed a new way for autonomous vehicles to perceive the world.

Apple appears set to ditch the home button on the next iPhone. We have feelings.

As forest fires worsen amid global warming, having more eyes in the sky may be the best way to fight them.

Apple has added two features that could make the lives of law enforcement investigators significantly more difficult.

Last week, the internet jumped from one disaster to another. Here's what you need to know about all of them.

Jeff Lane spent a lot of time and money reviving the gyroscopically balanced two-wheeler.

We've rounded up videos of every iPhone announcement Apple has made over the years. Watch all of them right here.

MIT’s Senior House was a haven for creative outsiders. Adminstrators said it was dangerous and shut it down.

Plus researchers revealed a technique called "DolphinAttack" that could allow hackers to silently "speak" to nearby voice assistants.

The quality and breadth of science fiction podcasts has gotten really good in recent years. Here are two you should be listening to.

In her new book, 'Crash Override,' Zoë Quinn argues that overly opaque Terms of Service can perpetuate online abuse.

Reductionism breaks the world into elementary building blocks. Emergence finds the simple laws that arise out of complexity. These two complementary ways of viewing the universe come together in modern theories of quantum gravity.

Cassini nears the end of its Grande Finale, the sun releases a giant solar flare, and a shot of Mars' Melas Chasma this week in space.

A group called the Open Music Initiative is figuring out artist payments for digital platforms.

If you own a Nintendo Switch, these accessories should be on your shopping list.

Millions of people moving by plane, car, and ship.

It's time to rethink the Social Security number's ubiquity.

The big-screen version of Stephen King's massive bestseller is a blast from the past—until it begins to deflate.

Mexico City's earthquake protections worked beautifully last night. When will the rest of the country have them, too?

The hosts open their iPhones and ask Siri to predict what's coming from Apple on Tuesday.

Artist Zach Lieberman uses Apple's ARKit to make audio recording that you can see in space.

Plus, the House advances a self-driving car bill.

Opinion: The power of platforms like Facebook, Google, and Twitter has prompted a call for decentralized social networks. Good luck with that.

iPhones! Apple Watches! Augmented reality!

The former videogame designer is creating the protagonists she longed to see when she was playing games.

Jaguar Land Rover unveils an all-electric E-type, and promises much more battery power in its future.

Moves to prepare the spaceport for Irma’s destructive winds and torrential rain started on Wednesday.

The new EV is a different kind of challenge to Tesla's Model 3 and Chevy's Bolt EV.

The Internet Research Agency, which appears to have purchased thousands of bogus political ads on Facebook, may be defunct, but its work may not be done.

Russia, China, US are rushing to weaponize artificial intelligence.

Don't panic, but start watching your credit report and financial accounts *very* closely.

The Columbia River Gorge is cherished by locals and tourists alike. But over the weekend, the beloved canyon caught fire.

What's next for Houston? Here's what experts say recovery will look like in the weeks, months, and years to come.

But you get more than 700 horsepower and a 3-second 0 to 60 mph sprint.

Hackers, scammers, and the security threats surrounding Initial Coin Offerings

For decades, video has been presented horizontally. Smartphones are shifting that dramatically.

Pitch doesn't just let comedians share jokes—it lets them workshop 'em.

SRI International has outfitted its Taurus bomb-disposal robot with VR, further immersing humans in the world of machines.

Director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon's next movie goes deep into the battle to electrify the world.

Working with self-driving developer Drive.ai, the Uber rival will escort some customers in robo-taxis.

If Wonder succeeds, its phone will be the center of a new ecosystem for people who want to game anywhere and everywhere.

If Apple can make Siri sound less like a robot and more like someone you know and trust, it can make the virtual assistant great—even when it fails.

As Irma grew and developed, it brushed up against its theoretical maximum intensity.

It tracks over a dozen sports, and the maps feature is excellent.

Uber's former head of self-driving cars is now driving the DNC's tech team, hoping to help the shattered organization recover from one of the worst tech fails in history.

In letter to staff, co-chair Jonathan Soros says attack on foundation was 'result of a targeted communications campaign'

Delta Flight 302 rocketed out of Puerto Rico in between bands of the Category 5 hurricane.

Sharp-shooting, herbicide-squirting machines from John Deere could cut farmers' chemical bills.