Eatigo, a Southeast Asia-based dining service that describes itself as an ‘anti-Groupon’ for restaurants, had a busy 2017 that saw it expand into a number of markets including India.

There’s more money flowing into Southeast Asia’s tech startup scene after Singapore’s Golden Equator Capital and Seoul-based Korea Investment Partners announced plans for a collaborative $88 million (SG$120 million) fund for the region.

When citizens rush to opt out of an Australian government service, it says something about their levels of trust.

A team of researchers from the university have successfully 'tuned' precision atom qubits in a similar way to tuning in to different radio stations.

Sacha Baron Cohen — a consummate troll himself — is a perfect foil to the current political climate of grift and trolling.

After Microsoft's contentious addition to the Certified Cloud Services List, the Australian Signals Directorate has revealed it is working with another seven companies interested in providing cloud services to government.

Telstra has made a 5G data call in a 'real-world mobile network environment' using 3.

Like the early stages of the dot com boom, the initial speculative crypto bubble is over.

The aerospace giant has put forward the idea of using the venerable half-century-old M250 engine series for future personal air transport.

It's not just Western automakers jumping head-first into transportation services.

Elon Musk seems not only intent on burning all the goodwill he earned for trying to help last week’s Thai cave rescue, but roll around in its ashes.

Online marketplace Service Seeking has been fined AU$50,400 for spamming, while the ATO is looking for a third party to help it with a nationwide email campaign.

Japan should not introduce piracy website blocking laws in response to copyright infringement, EFF has said, because such a restriction doesn't work, violates freedom of expression, and 'breaks the internet'.

While Tesla's Model 3 should be a safe car (this isn't the company's first try), it's hard not to feel nervous.

We here at Gizmodo had a lot of questions this week, and we did our best to give you some answers because you’re probably wondering some of the same things.

ACCC chairman believes the new Consumer Data Right will enable consumers to benefit from the data businesses already hold.

Samsung Electronics has unveiled 3. 5GHz and 28GHz spectrum 5G equipment and said it will secure 20 percent market share by 2020.

Want a hint of how the automotive zeitgeist is changing? You only need to look at the just-ended Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Apple has been having a rough time in India including the loss of three key executives as it continues to struggle to beat single-digit market share in the country, which is the third-largest market for smartphones in the world, according to a weekend report in Bloomberg.

President Donald Trump said he “hadn’t thought” to ask Russian President Vladimir Putin to extradite the 12 Russian military officers indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller for interfering in the 2016 U.

So… apparently there’s been another kerfuffle on the Twitter about some asinine things that a certain wealthy, rocket-building, payment-revolutionizing, electric vehicle company-creating entrepreneur has written in tweets to millions of followers.

If it wasn't already apparent that you can do much more with Nintendo Labo than what comes in the box, it is now.

Politicians need to start taking tech seriously, especially when they want it to do the near impossible.

It feels like we’re right in the middle of summer, but lucky for you there are a lot of games to sink your teeth and time into coming out this week.

At the recent premiere of Mission: Impossible—Fallout, Simon Pegg was asked a question about what his character does during his spare time.

IBM Research has created a new way to measure software security, Horizontal Attack Profile, and it's found a properly secured container can be almost as secure as a virtual machine.

Another piece of the Square Kilometer Array's puzzle just fell into place.

A three-year-old male jaguar named Valerio escaped its enclosure at New Orleans’ Audubon Zoo on Saturday and was successfully sedated and captured, but not before it managed to maul and kill several alpacas, an emu, and a fox, CNN reported.

On Saturday, Twitter gave the boot to two accounts—Guccifer 2. 0 and DCLeaks—that were connected to the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee and subsequent leak of stolen documents from the breach.

The CBC reports that Magic: The Gathering cards are part of the $12.

When Pininfarina teased its PF0 electric hypercar in March, it didn't do more than promise a massive amount of power and a 2020 launch.

Netflix has been killing competitors with its original TV shows and movies.

This is certainly an unusual error. Or.

Apple has traditionally had trouble with sales in India. While the company started manufacturing iPhones in the country to lower the price locally, it seems that it has a long road ahead of it, according to a report from Bloomberg: it’s sold fewer than a million devices in the first half of 2018.

Once America had an unassailable advantage, an economic flywheel that spun off innovation and Fortune 500 companies like a perpetual-motion machine.

Duncan Jones just posted a tease on his Twitter about his previously revealed comic book movie—and it’s enough of a tease that we’re pretty sure we know what it is.

The flying taxis from Airbus and Uber may have some fresh competition, albeit not quite in the way they might have expected.

In the World Cup final between France and Croatia, player Antoine Griezmann celebrated in the rudest way possible: with an emote dance from Fortnite.

Jake Bright Contributor Jake Bright is a writer and author in New York City.

For the last few years now, BMW has wrestled with the question of what it’ll mean to be a luxury car manufacturer in the age of electric cars, autonomous driving and rapidly changing — and increasing — customer expectations.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk accused one of the British divers involved in the rescue of 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach from the flooded Tham Luang cave complex of being a pedophile on Saturday in retaliation for questioning Musk’s contributions to the rescue effort.

Here is what you should take away from the state of the global venture capital market: late-stage deals dominated Q2.

Motorola only announced its new Moto E5 Play and E5 Plus in April, but this week the company unveiled a new version of that E5 Play that’ll run Android Oreo Go edition.

The robocall problem is as bad as it has ever been, but if big corporations have their way, it just might get worse.

Earlier this week the Battlefield V development team released a blog post chock full of information about what they learned from the game’s recent closed alpha.

Splatoon 2 has had a cheating problem for a while, with unscrupulous players quickly wiping out entire teams in what's supposed to be an accessible, kid-friendly shooter.

It’s finally happening!.

Dice have decided that Emperor Palpatine is too powerful, so they have removed him from the game until he can be brought down to normal human power levels.

Twitter has suspended two prominent accounts linked to the 2016 hack on the Democratic National Committee, Guccifer 2.

It's been another fun-filled week of plebes like us being crushed under the heel of big business.

Your phone is now essentially your personal assistant — and like any aide, it needs the right set of tools to do its job effectively.

Dozen named Russians now can't travel as freely, and Moscow is now on notice.

Hello! It’s time for Kotaku’s Sunday Comics, your weekly roundup of the best webcomics.

The US is continuing its quest to try Silk Road's foreign leaders.

John Carreyrou's book is a look at the chaos and conniving behind the scenes.

Now that hoverboards are quickly becoming toys of the past, it seems like Segway-Ninebot is busy reinventing the wheel on rideables.

Apple keeps insisting that an iPad Pro is a computer. So could I switch to it from a MacBook Air?.

What are your favorite 8-bit computers from the '80s? Ben Heck's is the Atari 800, and what better thing to do as a final project than make it portable? That's right, it's time for a teardown.

You may know that VR in large rooms is becoming a reality, but what about venturing between rooms? It might happen sooner than you think, albeit with a few caveats.

Movie studios often want computer-generated hair to have a specific effect, whether it's a seductive toss or a careless flick that knocks something over.

Lockheed Martin has just finished the final series of quality control tests for an enormous titanium dome meant to serve as caps for satellite fuel tanks.

The RSS Sir David Attenborough—the polar exploration vessel that, in April 2016, participants in an internet poll overwhelmingly voted to christen Boaty McBoatface—launched on Saturday, with defensive research officials still defending their decision to override the results of the vote.

When Tesla opened up Model 3 orders to everyone, it was easy to be jaded when delivery would take at least three months.

Elon Musk—maker of a mini-sub that never got used, hypothetical savior of the Flint, Michigan water crisis, general over-promiser and under-deliverer—was one of the biggest donors to a political action committee with the primary goal of maintaining Republican control in the US House of Representatives.

Honda has teamed up with Panasonic to start testing the swappable rechargeable batteries it debuted at CES this year.

Earlier this week, ridesharing giant Uber’s Chief People Officer Liane Hornsey resigned under allegations that she systematically shot down internal complaints about racial discrimination within the company—indicating at least some prior concerns about a toxic company culture of wild abandon during the tenure of….

The core crew of Steven Universe keeps getting bigger. It’s time we got an intro to match.

Some intrepid Silent Hill 2 players have recently discovered a hidden mini map in the game alongside a much-needed “save anywhere” feature.

The US' indictment of Russian officers over the DNC hacks is having an effect.

Aliens: Colonial Marines isn’t a great game. It was plagued by a troubled development, and Kotaku’s official review flatly called the game “awful.

Out of the whole block of Disney-centric cartoons from the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, TaleSpin, which used a version of Baloo from The Jungle Book as a protagonist, was probably the most distinct.

Geoffrey the Giraffe, venerable mascot of the now-defunct Toys “R” Us retail chain, was doing pretty good for himself at the Florida Supercon’s FCSW 30-man wrestling rumble on Friday—until, like in real life, he was cold-clocked with an Amazon Prime delivery box and stumbled unconsciously out of the ring.

We all make mistakes, but some are worse than others. Make a typo in a text message? No big deal.

For the first time, France’s military cyber command marched in this year’s Bastille Day parade on the Champs Elysees in Paris, alongside other units in the nation’s armed forces.

Jon Stokes Contributor Jon Stokes is one of the founders of Ars Technica, an author, and a former Wired editor.

The race to build a "flying car" has just become more crowded.

You may not have heard of him, but his work is far more influential than you realize.

You don't have too long to wait to see how Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 fares as a multiplayer-only game.

Startups making delivery and transport easier than ever are a hit with venture capitalists, so it’s not a surprise that young tech companies delivering home staples — living room sets, dining room tables, couches and more — are raising big dollars.

There have been a lot of peripherals in the history of video games.

Chrome's big UI revamp takes gets another version on nightly builds.

Chinese authorities have busted what they said was one of the world’s largest online betting operations involving cryptocurrency, with over $1.

The first two official, non-production images of Star Trek: Discovery are out in the wild, and they showcase a new alien design as well as hint at a season that will begin, at least, with the meeting of the past and the present of Trek.

Steam Workshop support for Final Fantasy XV has created some great costume creation opportunities, but this “1997 Retro Noctis Outfit” takes the cake.

What started as a routine traffic stop has quickly escalated into a civil rights case in a Florida courtroom after a man was put behind bars this week for failing to unlock his phone.

Fortnite Battle Royale has swept the gaming world. Alongside its 125 million users and record-breaking Twitch streams, the game has also drawn many competitive players away from their usual titles to try their hand at Battle Royale.

Surface Go is Microsoft's big bet on a tiny-computer future Lauren Goode, Wired Microsoft debuted its much-rumored smaller Surface device this week, hoping to tempt the Windows faithful with a compact $399 option.

Apple released a refreshed MacBook Pro this week and top among the new features is a tweaked keyboard.

#PlaneBae You should cringe when you read that hashtag. Because it’s a reminder that people are being socially engineered by technology platforms to objectify and spy on each other for voyeuristic pleasure and profit.

Fornite keeps upping the ante with its strange world developments from season to season, and last week’s ‘Shop Contest was all about adding even more mysteries to the pile.

Snake, do you remember the sinking of that tanker two years ago? We’re sneaking our way through (hopefully) all of Metal Gear Solid 2 live now on Twitch!.

The support shared among readers in the comments section is one of the things we love most about the Engadget community.

Being one of the biggest directors ever brings with it a lot of power.

Review: A heavy design meets whimsical cardboard art.

QUOTE | “If they upped the cost of Steam Direct to something like $500 or even $1,000, that’s not going to deter a small developer who’s put years of work into a passion project - but it is going to make asset flipping and bottom-of-the-barrel games much less profitable.

Now that England is out of the 2018 World Cup, there's one thing we're really going to miss about its team: The goal celebrations from midfielders Dele Alli and Jesse Lingard.

Left hand on A S D F? Good. Right hand on J K L and, for some reason, “;”? Congrats, you’re in home position! A thing basically every learned in their school’s computer lab and never used for the rest of their lives.

The built-in Windows 10 Share pane includes a new option, beginning with the April 2018 Update.

A good bike made better with an electric motor, but it's pricey. And you have to pedal.

Hey, good morning! You look fabulous. Welcome to the weekend! Before looking back at some highlights from the last few days, we'll go hands-on with Apple's new MacBook Pro and investigate the typo that might have taken down an alien.

Apple updated the MacBook Pro this week and, just like with rumored update to the iPhone, it only serves to point out how terrible everything is and how we all die alone and afraid behind the Denny’s in Emeryville dressed in a cowboy outfit because we’re in a Big Audio Dynamite cover band.

Who knew that the camera in your phone would turn out to be the most popular, useful and important technology in your life?The human race will take 1.

Google snapped up a few Apple chip design talents over the past year to create its own processors, but now it has lost one of its own to another rival.

When Aliens: Colonial Marines dropped in 2013, it has built up a ton of hype that made it seem as though the game would transport players into the terror-filled and action-packed Alien universe.

Developer advocates sing the praises of Kubernetes. What's in it for enterprises?.

In case you need help selecting an old game to spend the weekend with, it might be a good time to revisit 2013's Aliens: Colonial Marines.

It’s been rumored for months that Facebook might be interested in building its own, in-house processing chips.

Mod team found it last year; wider discovery thanks to Gearbox game's latest $3 sale.

While we've been all over the outside of Apple's newest MacBook Pro lineup, iFixit has, as usual, decided to look underneath the hood and find out what's changed from previous models.

The new Yamaha YAS-108 sound bar hopes to hit the low-price, high-performance sweet spot at $199.

Two US senators have some suspicions about smart TVs, and they’re asking the Federal Trade Commission to look into the data collection practices employed by TV manufacturers to see if the internet-connected devices are quietly sucking up information from unwitting consumers.

Apple’s new MacBook Pro keyboards are slightly quieter than the ones found in the previous iteration of the laptop.

Officials in China have busted a World Cup gambling ring that took in over 10 billion yuan (nearly $1.

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I’m a sucker for musicals—put something into song and I’m sold.

Two American soldiers fight to the death in Vietnam. That’s the start of Universal Soldier, which imagines the pair being brought back to life and given superstrength so they can (inevitably) fight each other again.

Google Fiber could get serious help from a new rule (PDF) the FCC is set to pass that would give individual companies access to poles across the US.

Reported bidding war means Buffy, Firefly creator got the deal before filming a pilot.

Look, I don’t know how much time you spend in the video game accessories aisle at your local Best Buy.

One week ago, two Guild Wars 2 narrative designers, Jessica Price and Peter Fries, were fired after Price called out a player of the game on Twitter, prompting widespread backlash.

After more than five years of declining sales, nerds and APM enthusiasts everywhere can gently rejoice: The PC has made a comeback so far this year, thanks in part to businesses switching operating systems and the insatiable appetites of gamers.

Disney is unequivocally the world’s leader in 3D simulations of hair — something of a niche talent in a way, but useful if you make movies like Tangled, where hair is basically the main character.

The Nintendo Switch is the perfect travel companion, but it’s desperately lacking in one key area: wireless headphone support.

A deleted feature from Animal Crossing for the GameCube would have let you play a library of 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System games off of your memory card, a passionate and talented fan of the game found out this week.

Facebook is continuing to devote more resources to the development of AI-focused chips, bringing aboard a senior director of engineering from Google who worked on chips for Google’s products to lead its efforts, Bloomberg reports.

Joss Whedon's next show has been ordered by HBO, which reportedly beat out other bidders including Netflix, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Facebook has hired one of Google’s lead chip developers, Shahriar Rabii, to help the social network in its ongoing effort to design its own silicon, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Bill Murray, but also Adam Driver, Chloë Sevigny, Tilda Swinton, Steve Buscemi, and Selena Gomez.

Uber has begun running constant background checks on its drivers so that the company can know immediately if a driver is charged with a crime.

As a person who covers day-to-day tech news, I often wonder how my writing might come off to someone in the future — and whether anyone will even be reading it.

GamerGate was a huge deal, mostly because the internet becomes incredibly volatile at perceived slights against white men.

Within the last month, some amazing racing games have released. It’s been something of a micro-renaissance.

Sonos is adding support for Apple’s AirPlay 2 wireless audio standard to its speakers, making them far more versatile for anyone who prefers Apple Music (or just likes using Apple’s music app for local music on an iPhone).

Earlier this week, Facebook hosted a group of reporters (myself included) at its NYC office for a Q&A session about its efforts to fight fake news.

The weekend is for making the heck out of this slow cooker peach cobbler from our excellent sister site The Takeout.

Friday mornings at the Macworld office are usually low-key, but this day is different.

If you’re endlessly distracted by your co-workers in the gaping open office space you all share, you’re not alone.

You’re probably sitting still, right? Wrong, absolutely wrong. Not only are you on a spinning orb, but you’re also traveling around 70,000 miles per hour around a star, in a galaxy that, observations imply, is sailing through space at over a million miles per hour.

Coinbase is taking a look at some new cryptocurrencies to add to its exchange.

Want another option for using wireless headphones with your Nintendo Switch? Maybe take a look at the Kickstarter for Genki, then.

Technology executives are pleading with the government to give them guidance on how to use facial recognition technologies, and now the American Civil Liberties Union is weighing in.

On a sticky summer night outside a bar in Brooklyn, Felix Biederman, one of the co-host of political podcast Chapo Trap House, was talking to me about Metal Gear Solid 2 as I sipped a rosé.

The new MacBook Pro keyboards are quieter.

Specs? We’ll talk specs later. Right now we’re focused on something far more important: keyboard noise.

A tapeworm that normally infects barn animals and dogs came as a literal shock for one 35-year-old French woman, according to a case report published Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Instacart is teaming up with Postmates to deliver groceries during its busiest hours, reports TechCrunch.

The indictment filed today against 12 Russians accused of, among other things, hacking the DNC and undermining Hillary Clinton's campaign also notes that the alleged hackers paid for their nefarious deeds with bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Univision is unloading much of what it bought in 2016 as it built up momentum for a possible IPO -- scrapped in March.

Microsoft’s president and chief legal officer, Brad Smith, called for federal regulation of face recognition in a new blog post on Friday.

By Daniel Roberts Later this summer, Major League Baseball digital collectibles are coming to the Ethereum blockchain.

​Tableau's Empirical acquisition is its latest move toward machine-augmented analytics.

Octopath Traveler is a complicated game with a lot of intricate mechanics.

I stood under the blistering hot sun as my phone grew warmer by the second.

When one of the main selling points for your service is the ability to stream live sports, the last thing you want is a full-on service meltdown during a huge game.

It’s almost time to go back to school, and if you’re thinking of picking up one of the hot new MacBook Pros, it’s also a good time to start looking for a good laptop bag.

Porn is not, let’s say, difficult to find online. This prevalence and accessibility of sexual imagery on the web has prompted many parents and political figures to try and sieve the smut from screens of the youth.

Sean Astin is one of those actors you just have to love. Whether it was his turn as Mikey in The Goonies, Rudy in Rudy, Sam in The Lord of the Rings, or even Bob in Stranger Things 2, Astin’s kindness, determination, and earnestness make him a true fan favorite.

Apple has announced a new investment fund to boost clean energy in China by connecting suppliers with “renewable energy sources,” according to a press release.

The company that brought you the best glass for your mobile device now gives you DSLR-like controls with their Pro Camera app.

Last month, the ongoing legal battles over the rights of the Friday the 13th franchise caught up with the game, bringing its development to a halt.

Apple unveiled some refreshed MacBook Pros this week, and I promised we'd be getting a unit to review ASAP.

Google’s Phone app can now automatically filter out calls that it detects to be spam, sending them directly to voicemail.

Chowly, a point-of-sale system for restaurants, has raised nearly $4.

Senators Edward Markey (D-MA) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) sent a letter to the FTC this week requesting that the agency open an investigation into how smart TVs collect consumer viewing data and whether manufacturers disclose that practice adequate.

This week, a German federal court ruled that Facebook must give the mother of a dead 15-year-old access to her entire account.

Fortnite got a huge patch yesterday for the start of Season Five.

This week, we learned in concrete terms that Facebook, like the Trump administration, has no bottom when it comes to hypocrisy and catering to neo-fascist conservatives.

Apple’s True Tone technology on the new MacBook Pros will apply to some external displays.

What do you do if your internet-based grocery delivery service is straining to keep up with demand at its busiest periods? Why, ask another delivery service for help, of course.

Even under the best of circumstances, getting salad at McDonald’s is a dicey endeavor.

Few computers inspiring drooling as much as the fully kitted-out flagship systems by boutique PC builders.

And then there was one. With the impending closures of Blockbuster locations in Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska, just one single store will remain in the country, Anchorage Daily News reported yesterday.

On September 19, 2017, a magnitude 7. 1 earthquake struck central Mexico, killing nearly 370 people.

Who makes a game? And where do they go when it’s over? For approximately 150 people who worked on Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, the answer to the latter question can range from staying at Ubisoft to going indie to becoming a wedding photographer.

The Chinese telecom giant has deposited $400 million, the final tranche of the $1.

Remaining stores were still pulling a profit until their last gasp.

Ravaged by the effects of climate change, the world’s corals are on the brink of catastrophic decline, and time is running out.

Background checks have been a problem for ride sharing companies for quite some time.

As you know by now, Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team at the U.

To encourage unbounded, collective intelligence, offices may need physical boundaries.

HBO’s still the name to beat when it comes to prestige genre television and apparently, it has no intentions of losing that title.

I'll admit it: Any combination of tech and skincare gets me super excited, and I was stoked to try out the Foreo UFO.

Companies are shifting to the SME segment and focusing on cloud to respond to the recession, says Frost & Sullivan.

Democrats want FTC probe of privacy policies and practices of smart TV makers.

Microsoft is advocating that Congress become involved in regulating facial-recognition technology, on the heels of criticism of potentially negative impacts of its own work in that area.

When it comes to image manipulation, there’s Photoshop, and then there’s everyone else.

The worst case scenario played out on YouTube TV this week when the service went down during the England / Croatia World Cup semifinal match at the height of the game.

ZTE has another chance at redemption. The US Commerce Department has lifted the export ban on the Chinese mobile giant now that it has met all the terms required to get a full reprieve.

Windows 10 migrations are prompting corporate customers to buy new PCs.

Community creates new cosmetics, features, and levels that run on real hardware.

"Does the glass move or is the haptic feedback tricking my brain?" Sometimes you have to ask dumb questions.

Fortnite gets golf carts and portals, a No Man’s Sky dictator says he’s actually role-playing, the popular Chapo Trap House podcast starts a Twitch channel to get political about games, and Octopath Traveler is here.

YouTube got a lot of crap earlier this week when its budding cable TV substitute, YouTube TV, went down during England and Croatia’s World Cup semi-final match.

I lived with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days. Nothing went smoothly.

Starting today, you can use Alexa to view your Wyze Cam livestream.

In a blog post today, Microsoft President Brad Smith called for Congress to begin considering regulation of facial recognition technology, calling it "the technology of the moment" and noting its "broad societal ramifications and potential for abuse.

Technology companies have a privacy problem. They’re terribly good at invading ours and terribly negligent at protecting their own.

An Air China flight crew had to enact emergency protocols during a flight from Hong Kong to the city of Dalian on Tuesday, all because a co-pilot tried to sneak in a vape break.

Just days before President Trump is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Department of Justice has leveled new charges against 12 Russian intelligence officers who allegedly hacked the Democratic National Committee and the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton .

“We now have a zero percent escape rate with criminals,” business owner jokes.

Google and a wide variety of hardware makers tried for years to get Android tablets to catch on, but they were never able to match the success Apple found with the iPad.

Once you’re past the credits of Octopath Traveler, there’s one major hidden dungeon left to find.

It's release dates, release dates, release dates this week as we start to prepare for the just-over-the-horizon fall reviews rush.

You’re looking at the center of our galactic home, the Milky Way, as imaged by 64 radio telescopes in the South African wilderness.

Amazon has already been in the crosshairs of the White House when it comes to threats of antitrust investigations, and while some say this is simply Trumpian bluster that has a slim chance of going anywhere, some new numbers out from the researchers at eMarketer could prove to be a fan to the flames.

Baseball collectibles like cards and bobbleheads are being revamped for the 21st century — on the blockchain.

So you’ve got your RGB LED-equipped case, graphics card, and closed-loop liquid cooler.

The United States has lifted its trade ban on ZTE, allowing the Chinese telecom to once again obtain critical parts and software from American companies, after three months of being unable to do so.

The U. S.. Justice Department on Friday announced new charges against 12 Russian military officers accused of interfering in the 2016 U.

Charges are part of the probe into Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential campaign.

Even for the long-standing giants of the tech industry, quantum computing is one of the most complicated subjects to tackle.

Special counsel Robert Mueller and his team have received an indictment for 12 Russian intelligence for hacking Democrats leading up to the 2016 presidential election.

With the rapid pace of innovation continually disrupting business models, and in many cases entire industries, how will online learning keep up to provide the relevant courseware for today’s and tomorrow’s workforce? This will be essential for economic growth and to support a thriving, college-educated workforce that’s equipped with the very latest knowledge, ideas and technology.

Monster Hunter: World’s Summer Twilight festival is live until July 26.

MLB and Clear announced a partnership on Thursday that will soon let baseball fans enter stadiums using fingerprints, and eventually, just their face, instead of tickets.

Drugs that can lengthen life have long been a hallmark of speculative science fiction—many hope for an invention that could extend average lifespans well into the triple digits in the distant future.

After a confusing series of communications, Microsoft said today that, contrary to claims in a company blog post, the services it provides to Immigration and Customs Enforcement are not being used for facial recognition.

Boeing and SpaceX, owing to manufacturing delays and certification hurdles, are unlikely to provide NASA with the vehicles required to transport astronauts to the International Space Station next year, according to an alarming government report.

The 12 indictments were sought by US special counsel Robert Mueller.

Tesla spokesperson says the company still plans to introduce a $35,000 model.

The Internet Retailer Conference and Exhibition, held late last month in Chicago, is an annual opportunity to take a pulse on the state of the retail industry.

We talk about the tools that search the deep dark for life, and what might be found.

When I start a new Ubisoft game for the first time, I don’t immediately play it.

When is an asteroid not an asteroid? When it’s a binary pair. Turns out that an asteroid discovered late last year is actually two gravitationally bound objects in orbit around each other.

By Mark Smirniotis This post was done in partnership with Wirecutter.

Go into the archive on Mondo’s website and search “Ghostbusters.

Apple has announced a new investment fund to foster clean energy usage in China.

Installed hacked versions of Telegram, WhatsApp, and tracked users' location and SMS.

Facebook has a movie piracy problem, according to a new report from Business Insider.

Adobe is bringing the “full version” of its industry-standard Photoshop app to the iPad, and its other desktop apps may follow suit, according to a report from Bloomberg today.

Pusha T is making moves in the tech world, announcing a new app he's working on called "heir.

If you have a Surface Pro 2, you’re in for yet another runaround.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is making rapid progress on his plan to leave all of us poor suckers behind on this godforsaken planet, and he plans to start selling tickets for suborbital space flights in 2019.

Comics are filled with alternate realities—that’s why they call them multiverses, after all.

But how well will it truly mimic the Photoshop experience on a desktop PC?.

HMD does nearly everything right with this $269 wonder phone.

Supposing you've followed the PC's steady downward spiral over the last few years, the following news might surprise you: Between April and June worldwide PC shipments marked a 1.

Many years ago, when I was doing research and planning the content of my new book, IT Management Models, I met an old colleague and friend for lunch.

There are a lot of Bluetooth speakers out there, and it can be hard to cut through all the noise.

There are a lot of Bluetooth speakers out there, and it can be hard to cut through all the noise.

When you’re as big as Amazon, you get to make up your own holidays.

Yesterday, the Department of Justice appealed the recent merger of AT&T and Time Warner, a deal that seemed effectively settled and officially closed last month.

For any company looking to spin up some kind of operation in a new region, one of the first steps may be finding contractors in the area that can actually get the work started — but, especially as companies drift further from cities, that can increasingly become a nightmare that’s quite familiar to Matt Velker.

We Happy Few has come to fruition in a unique way. Compulsion Games first captured attentions in 2015 with its creepy, atmospheric trailers, also launching a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund continued development of its dystopian title.

When game developer Kenichiro Tsukuda was a kid, he took apart his Famicom, the Japanese version of the Nintendo Entertainment System.

Being a millennial is no picnic. But a new study published this Friday in JAMA Open suggests it’s especially hard for expectant moms.

Don’t look now, but the PC might not be dead. According to Gartner, collector of marketshare and industry metrics, worldwide shipments of personal computers just experienced the first year-over-year growth since 2012.

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This week, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule arrived at Cape Canaveral, Florida after completing thermal vacuum and acoustic testing.

Instacart has tapped Postmates to offer better delivery services during peak hours in a San Francisco pilot.