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Thursday February 14, 2019. 01:00 PM
Rollerblades, climbing shoes, and more—here’s our favorite gear for warding off the winter blues.
Direct democracy! Universal basic income!... Fascism? The inside story of Italy’s Five Star Movement and the cyberguru who dreamed it up.
he numbers are a little jumbly, but reports published by the state’s DMV show progress toward the day when humans are unshackled from the steering wheel.
Democrats have often opposed telecom mergers, but some prominent Democrats support T-Mobile's proposed acquisition of Sprint.
There is a 'Fortnite' Effect—but it's not what you think it is.
Wednesday February 13, 2019. 10:38 PM
NASA announced that, after 15 years and 5,000 charge cycles, the Mars rover Opportunity is officially dead. Here’s what killed the tenacious little robot.
Opinion: Personal data is increasingly a core part of our personhood. Which is why the “service for data” model is a devil’s bargain.
In an astonishing indictment, the DOJ details how Monica Witt allegedly turned on her former counterintelligence colleagues.
AntBot looks for the polarized light from the sun in order to find its way. Your robot car could do the same one day.
It's only a couple months old, but Sony's miniature PS Classic has dropped from $100 to just $50.
The internet would be thrilled if the sequel was basically 'Carol' on Ice. It would be a monumental move for Disney.
Opinion: America needs a special visa program aimed at attracting more AI experts and specialists.
In a world of cheap gas, easy-come auto loans, ride-hail, and now a new breed of bike- and scooter-share, transit riders aren’t riding like they used to.
The hybrid-powered aircraft will carry up to 500 pounds with a range of 300 miles and could enter service next year.
A survey finds that the majority of Californians think tech has been “under-regulated” and merits more government oversight.
Domo arigato, debating roboto: An IBM project shows that a computer can carry on a sophisticated—if creepy—argument with a human.
Drag your finger on the in-app map and the mobile Route Builder translates your scrawl into an ideal path. The beta version debuts soon for Strava Summit users.
And roughly 80 percent of Americans say tech companies should do more to prevent it, according to a new survey from the Anti-Defamation League.
To promote its upcoming superhero flick, Marvel went full Geocities. And experts say it hit all the right notes.
Tuesday's big event, in which Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey answered questions from journalist Kara Swisher, was peppered with typos that muddied the message.
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