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What Happens Next with Europe’s New Regulation of Big Tech

By Ian Bremmer

What Internet Speeds Should You Really Be Paying For? Here's How to Decide

By Patrick Lucas Austin

The Spring Cleaning Software You Need to Tidy Up Your Computer (And Keep it That Way)

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Mystery Drones Are Hovering Over Colorado and Nebraska

By Jasmine Aguilera
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Ring Recommends Users Update Their Home Security System Passwords After String of Hacking Incidents

Hackers were able to gain control — and in some cases, speak through — Ring security cameras

By Josiah Bates

'Fully Loaded,' Apple’s New Desktop Mac Pro Costs Over $52,000 — and Don't Forget the $400 Wheels

To increase the computer’s RAM memory from 32 gigabytes to 1.5 terabytes is $25,000 extra

By Mark Gurman / Bloomberg

This New JetBlue Security Question Is Proving Almost Impossible to Answer. Or Is It?

'What is the name of your favorite child?'

By Mahita Gajanan

An Artificial Intelligence Program Just Beat 5 Poker Professionals in a Texas Hold'em Tournament

After 10,000 hands, the system averaged $1,000 in profits per hour with $1 chips

By KURT WAGNER / BLOOMBERG

A Flaw in Teleconferencing App Zoom Could Have Let Hackers Access Your Webcam. Here's How to Fix it

A series of security flaws in popular video-conferencing service Zoom left its users vulnerable to spying, denial of service attacks from unauthorized sites, and the potential installation of malware, according to a report from security...

By Patrick Lucas Austin

U.S. Companies Are Finding Ways to Work Around Trump’s Huawei Blacklist

Technology companies are taking advantage of certain exceptions to export restrictions

By Ian King and Jenny Leonard / Bloomberg

A Wake-Up Call On Smart Beds And Sleep Apps That Collect Your Data

Your bed could be watching you. OK, so not with a camera. At least not yet. But if you have any of a variety of “smart beds,” mattress pads or sleep apps, it knows when...

By Julie Appleby / Kaiser Health News

Samsung's Ambitious Galaxy Fold Smartphone Is Already Breaking, Reviewers Say

Several tech reviewers are having problems with the ambitious foldable phone

By Patrick Lucas Austin

These Are the 25 Worst Passwords of 2018

If your password is on this list, change it!

By Melissa Locker

How Green Is Your City? In Paris, the Answer Is Not Enough

Increasing a city’s green coverage can lower urban temperatures and reduce the risk of mental health issues

By Precious Adesina

Amazon Might Split New HQ2 Among Two Locations

Amazon's plan to build a second HQ and hire as many as 50,000 people set off a frenzy of interest from cities in the U.S. and Canada

By Spencer Soper, Henry Goldman and Lily Katz / Bloomberg

New Apple Emojis Are Here at Last and Redheads Can Rejoice

Yes, the bagel has cream cheese

By Raisa Bruner

Google's Been Hiding a Delightful Secret Treasure Hunt Game From You. Here's How to Play.

Google is for so much more than just searching

By Melissa Locker

Google's 20th Birthday Doodle Brings the Most Popular Searches Ever to Life

Today's Doodle was all about a milestone

By Mahita Gajanan

I Just Tried the New Apple Watch. Here's What I Think So Far

Is it worth the upgrade?

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Top Twitter and Facebook Executives Face a Grilling on Capitol Hill

The Senate will hold the latest of several hearings on social media and foreign influence on Wednesday

By Katy Steinmetz
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