A special Force Friday edition of the show with guest Brendan Nystedt.

Students built a sleek little pod that achieved a maximum speed of 324 km/hr, but there's more to learn from the test footage.

It's that time of the year: time to spend your entire paycheck on cool new Star Wars stuff!

Marvel's extended on-screen universe is showing its first signs of being overextended.

'Game of Thrones,' Hurricane Harvey, Google controversies, and so much (Da)more.

The security improvements in Android Oreo will have impacts beyond this one release.

News from Ford, Bentley, and Uber's increasingly insane boardroom brawl.

Android Oreo brings a whole new set of emoji, which look more like squishy circles than the old gumdrop.

Grab a weissbier and a currywurst and take a look at our favorite gadgets from IFA in Berlin.

Despite the proliferation of electronic medical records, patients still have trouble accessing their history when it matters most.

Don't put it off. You should read that textbook now—or you're not getting your money's worth out of your education.

Opinion: Computer science academics refute the former Google engineer's views on women in tech

For example, 54,794 copies of Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do.”

Why a strong and open internet became "a top thing" for Tim Cook and co.

Houston’s music, like the city itself, is a sprawl of possibility and community—and a deluge didn't change that.

The terribly-named LF-S50G combines a banging speaker with the power of Google Assistant.

The logistical challenge of returning to normalcy is just beginning.

Getting a bipedal robot to not fall on its face, much less walk, is a feat that no one has mastered. But roboticists are getting there.

Acousticians have measured the mouth-clicks of expert echolocators, turning them into computer-generated signals.

Three phones, one watch, and a whole lotta Tim Cook.

The machine merges ink jet tech with 3-D printing.

Teams from around the world showed there's no wrong way to build futuristic transportation.

Rabbids, Ubisoft's toyetic Minion-esque mascots, are terrible. But their new game is actually pretty good.

The new Logitech Craft has a wheel on it that speeds up work in Adobe Creative Cloud.

Prepare for a future of small, electric, super cool cars.

A British photographer captured the moment a Tornado GR4 soared through a radiant band of ROYGBIV.

If Harvey was the worst storm engineers could imagine, what happens when the next one is even worse?

Advances in artificial intelligence can help Google, Microsoft, and other tech giants grow their online advertising revenues

One security researcher reveals the secrets of simple gift card fraud.

New research finds video visits in prisons increase the number of in-person visits inmates receive, but high costs and low quality prevent many from using the service.

Our favorite products from August, including the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, Fitbit Ionic, and Essential 360 Camera.

This phone contains more settings, more modes, and more raw camera capability than any smartphone we've seen.

The $169 Thermostat E brings all of Nest's best features into a simpler, cheaper device.

Alexa and Cortana can do more together than they can on their own, but Cortalexa has some real limitations.

The new generation of the grand tourer brings the beloved car up to date.

The "captive carry" test is a step toward making a uniquely accessible kind of spacecraft.

From Cesar Millan to a tactical flashlight, here's what tops Team Trump's Amazon Wish Lists.

Scenes on the ground during Texas' historic storm.

Shervin Pishevar, a major Uber investor and former board member, to the former CEO's defense.

Note to Self’s Manoush Zomorodi is on a mission to reset our relationships with tech. That mission starts with boredom.

A little bit smartwatch, a little bit fitness, a lot nice to look at.

Headphones as comfortable as a vintage lounge chair.

Choosing an Amazon Kindle can be hard. Let us help you!

What would happen if the whole industry followed Ed Skrein's lead?

As Houston donations rush in, consider not just what to give, but when it can get there.

Measuring how quickly machines are getting smarter could help us prepare for the consequences for society and the economy.

The popular household cleaner erases greasy stains with a potent combination of chemistry.

Scientists want the universe—not the shaky human hand—to reset Earthly thermometers and scales.

If your phone makes you crazy, can you really fix that with meditation apps like Calm and Headspace?

FCC considers changing definition of 'broadband,' in move that could hit rural areas.