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Tuesday March 27, 2018. 08:32 PM
Facebook CEO is expected to answer questions about the company's privacy practices and the use of its data.
New iPads follow in the footsteps of Apple’s other educational models.
Apple's lowest cost iPad ($329) now includes support for Apple Pencil ($99).
For years, Facebook has left a privacy setting on its site that addresses a problem that no longer exists.
Luca Campigotto captures the country's spectacular urban spaces in his latest photography collection.
There’s no mundanity safe from the impulses of millennial-hungry startups catering to their favorite demographic.
Clean, tasty coffee that begins life in a lab takes a cue from the cultivation of marijuana.
With access to more tutorials, audiences, and distribution channels than ever before today's kids are truly becoming teen idols.
Pat Contri has made a career out of his YouTube videos about all things Nintendo. But as he closes in on 40, the NES Punk is struggling to imagine a future beyond videogames.
Sharing my daughter through #MiniMilah helped me connect with a cybervillage of support. Now it’s time to lower the volume.
Nestled in Silicon Valley, teens at d.tech take classes ranging from music theory to the future of VR and AR—learning by inventing the future.
Thanks to advances in neonatal care, Baby Boy Green joined a generation of premature babies whose survival would have been unimaginable a generation ago.
Smartphones and apps have fundamentally transformed how the youths of Gen Z “like-like” each other. Here's what it's like to 'hang out' in the digital age.
Our eyes are hardening; we can barely see our phones any more. We must learn to look at the wider world.
Technologists like Elizabeth Holmes and Travis Kalanick may have been eager to claim the mantle, but the sense of magic that tech leaders once inspired has been replaced by suspicion and fear.
Researchers point out serious gaps in the privacy promises of stealth cryptocoin Monero.
Researchers want to synthesize an optimized human genome that can be stored indefinitely and grown decades from now. So I volunteered mine.
Alkaline hydrolysis is a clean, green method for dissolving a body into its chemical building blocks; the runny remains just wash down the drain.
What's happening at the US Army's new cyber branch headquarters marks a change for Fort Gordon. Hell, it might be changing warfare itself—all through a computer screen.
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