Exclusive: first factory production means recharging could soon be as fast as filling up petrol or diesel vehicles

James Howells, from Wales, threw away the hard drive containing the cryptocurrency in 2013. The trove, buried at a huge dump, is worth $275 million.

We’re still at the mercy of the algorithms. That needs to change, and it’s up to social-media companies to change it, writes columnist Joanna Stern.

But if anyone can make it happen...

It was a year when practical concerns overtook cool new designs, mostly.

Here’s a technology designed to rehumanize us, putting mankind’s brilliance and ingenuity in service to our gentler side.

DuckDuckGo reaches historic milestone in a week when both Signal and Telegram saw a huge influx of new users.

Amid escalating cyberattacks from across the globe, Microsoft president says companies need to share data about online threats.

It weighs just 200 pounds and features a swappable battery.

Amazon will let other companies build custom versions of Alexa

A federal judge denied Apple Inc's bid to set aside or reduce a $502.8 million patent infringement verdict favoring VirnetX Holding Corp, and awarded interest and royalties that could boost Apple's total payout in two lawsuits above $1.1 billion.

The analysis comes as Congress wants to know how much white supremacy has penetrated the military.

Apple is working on two new MacBook Pro models that will feature significant design changes, well-respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said today

Your smartwatch may know you have the coronavirus before you do, according to a growing body of research.

Tesla has applied with the FCC for the use of a new “millimeter-wave radar” inside the automaker’s electric cars. New Tesla Radar Tesla uses a front-facing radar sensor hidden inside the front fascia of its vehicles as part of its Autopilot/Full Self-Driving (FSD) sensor suite.

Social media censorship in the US fails to tackle the rising trend of ‘disinformation-for-hire’ cyber troops.

Uber built a business on the backs of drivers and, now, restaurants. But the company’s chief Dara Khosrowshahi says it’s not part of the ‘menace economy.’

What are the biggest, boldest things that humanity could engineer? From planet lifters to space cannons, Anders Sandberg explores some of history's most ambitious visions.

The caller spoofed local caller IDs to leave racist and threatening messages, says the Federal Communications Commission.

It resembles a small tablet.