Apple stressed that the problem with its iPhone 6S phones, which can shut off without warning, is not a safety issue.
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Two top Senate lawmakers are blocking the confirmation of a Democratic official to the Federal Communications Commission, ending months of speculation about the official's fate and all but ensuring a stalemate at the nation's top telecom and cable regulator as it heads into 2017.
A sample swab from the surface of a phone can accurately predict a person's lifestyle choices, all the way down to how much beer they drink, a new study suggests.
Apple says the problem is caused when devices are “dropped multiple times on a hard surface.”
Catz has donated money to politicians from both major political parties.
“It lifts the moods of those patients who are so anxious and bored, or depressed because they think no one cares about them. We’ve brought beautiful places to seniors who can’t go anywhere.”
"The aim is surveillance, obviously,” said Andrei Soldatov, an expert on Russia's surveillance culture.
The agency has declared an abrupt end to policymaking for the year.
Facebook's been miscounting views for four of its advertising products.
President-elect Donald Trump's views on China and economic policies could lead to a big increase in the price of Apple products. Find out why, and by how much.
A Domino's Pizza branch in New Zealand sent out a drone to drop off two pizzas at a customer’s home on Nov. 16, in what the company is calling a first-ever delivery of its kind.
Facebook is clearly pushing into media. But that comes with responsibilities.
Twelve countries restricted or blocked people's access to WhatsApp between June 2015 and June 2016.
Doctors are using virtual reality to help fight depression and dementia.
Federal reporting guidelines should not be made mandatory, says NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind.
With the holiday season is drawing closer, Hayley Tsukayama shares her thoughts on this year’s top tech toys.
Data on hundreds of millions of Adult FriendFinder accounts may have been compromised, LeakedSite reports.
An emerging body of research is pushing policymakers, human rights workers, law enforcement officials to see new uses for the technology.
An advertising tool that let marketers target housing ads by “ethnic affinity” may have violated federal anti-discrimination laws, experts say.
The president-elect's advisers charged with handling tech policy may not view the AT&T deal in a negative light.
Some jurisdictions are using mapping systems to estimate wait times for voters.
