The radio spectrum is a limited commodity—and more and more of it is getting slurped up by consumer devices.

It was the iPhone that taught people to tap, swipe, and pinch-to-zoom until they unwittingly fell in love.

If America wants to stay ahead, it's not a matter of trying to slow China down.

By hacking into computers and tracking the Wi-Fi networks nearby, the CIA could pinpoint Windows PCs around the world.

Behind the scenes of Backchannel's incubator week.

Reading too much into vague tweets (or anything, really) won't get you very far.

Analysis shows Petya looks more like a targeted, state-sponsored attack than just ransomware.

Through sheer will and indefatigability, the point guard became more than the NBA's MVP—he became a metaphor for hope.

The battery-powered "private jet" could be in service by 2021.

Scientists and the military have often tussled when it comes to who is more important in outer space.

To envision what humanity will need in the future, Peter Diamandis is turning to Neil Gaiman and Margaret Atwood.

The creators of the British crime series made it to be watched week-to-week, so that's what you should do.

This story of the 24 weeks, three days, and three hours leading up to the launch of the iPhone is excerpted from Fred Vogelstein's 2013 book, "Dogfight"

The ransomware epidemic that's sweeping Europe and beyond didn't make the same mistakes WannaCry did. That's bad news.

When Indian tech worker Srinivas Kuchibhotla is fatally shot in Kansas, the immigrant community grieves—and reconsiders its place in America.

These smartwatches display the time with analog hands, but they have digital guts to track your activity.

Ever made a playlist that makes you feel like an action hero? That's basically Edgar Wright's new movie.

Decade-old snot from cancer patients revealed a new technique to forecast how flu evolves.

Car rental companies won't be the only aging businesses that prove their merit in the age of the robocar.

As @realdonaldtrump continues to block users on Twitter, a new site tries to collect 'em all.

Play all your favorite classic games, from Super Mario World to Mega Man X.

It's basically hiding bad things in good things.

The Supreme Court partly lifted the injunction against President Trump's travel ban, leaving tech workers and academics largely in the clear.

All the new features available on iOS 11 beta.

Humblebrags, save-the-world aspirations, and sail-related sports hobbies? Yup, sounds like a founder to us.

Adding a screen to an Echo brings Alexa to the next level.

The toy's creators have a new app that teaches programming with MIT's Scratch language.

Fifteen games in to the Angry Birds franchise, Rovio Entertainment's newest title reveals a lot about cynicism in 2017.

Opinion: Posts on social media could indicate medical conditions before people know they're sick.

Israeli firm Autotalks has developed a vehicle-to-vehicle communication system that could alert motorcyclists to crashes before they happen.

The Star Wars standalone movie about young Han Solo had quite the shakeup last week. Here's everything you need to know about what went down.

Bong Joon-ho is back to indulge his obsessions with 'Okja,' about a friendship between a young girl and a ... manatee-hippo thingy.

The FDA just approved at test that can tell you how different drugs will work for you, based on the genetic makeup of your tumor.

Ken, meet Twitter. Twitter, meet the new Ken. You two are going to have a lot of fun together.

It’s the fastest turnaround yet for two SpaceX launches.

On this week's episode of the 'Geek's Guide to the Galaxy' podcast the creators of the science fiction show look back on its legacy.