As if astronauts didn't have a cool enough job already, they now get to also zoom down a zip line. Engineers at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station recently finished testing an exit system designed to quickly transport astronauts to safety in case of a la

The federal government is doing something it has never done before: It's encouraging people to file H-1B abuse complaints.

Getting 8K displays to work with Windows 10 PCs can be difficult, as Dell is finding out.

Microsoft today revealed more about what information Windows 10 collects from users, the latest attempt to quell long-simmering resistance to the operating system's data gathering and reporting practices.

A critical vulnerability in the widely used Xen hypervisor allows attackers to break out of a guest operating system running inside a virtual machine and access the host system's entire memory.

Four years ago, Google was faced with a conundrum: if all its users hit its voice recognition services for three minutes a day, the company would need to double the number of data centers just to handle all of the requests to the machine learning syste

Google Photos’ algorithm for recognizing who is in your photos in uncannily good. Whether you have 100 or 10,000 pictures, it can quickly scan them and sort them by the people in your life, and it rarely misses. Now in the latest update, Google makes

While Samsung has been singing the praises of the Galaxy S8 since its unveiling last week, it’s been pretty tight-lipped about one important thing: battery life. So, we’ve been concerned. But Phone Arena got a chance to test the larger of the two p

Google rolled out Wednesday a version of its YouTube video sharing app that is targeted at users who do not have robust internet connections.

No matter how intelligent they claim to be, many smart home gadgets are vulnerable to hackers. Nowadays even the lock on your front door is susceptible to a cyberattack. No longer do you only have to worry about someone simply picking the lock, now a b