Don Reisinger

One in four have abandoned the practice due to security concerns, according to a survey from VocaLink.

This magical bag has a 'white solid bleached sulfate paper with at least 60 percent post-consumer content.'

The recording industry's revenue grew to $3.4 billion in the first half of 2016, up 8.1 percent year over year.

Uber is now 'working with the state' on regulatory issues, according to an exec.

Research finds that dogs and humans have similar neural networks for understanding speech.

That's one way to get out of a test.

John Ellenby's Grid delivered what is widely viewed as one of the first laptop computers, the Compass.

Everyone needs an artist emoji.

Researchers find that many drone accidents are due to the gadgets themselves rather than human error.

The @cincinnatizoo account is no longer active, but the zoo's Facebook and Instagram accounts are still live.

Manbang allows users to watch documentaries about North Korean leadership.

Mercedes teased 'body sensor displays' that will sense whether you're hot, cold or tense, and adjust accordingly.

In their letters, Sens. Markey and Blumenthal 'inquire about safeguards and backups in place within airline IT systems.'

Microsoft will push a Windows 10 update that will allow any PC running the OS to support Windows Holographic shell.

The ruling is good news for the defendant, who was accused of money laundering via bitcoin.

China wants car makers to stop testing until new regulations are in place.

DeepMind cofounder Demis Hassabis tipped a 15 percent improvement in power efficiency.

Obama administration deals could allow overseas firms to serve U.S. technology companies with warrants.

The suit alleges some staff were forced out for speaking to investors about cultural issues within the futuristic firm.

The costs for the Facebook's CEO security blows all other tech companies out of the water.

The lawsuit says Siri was developed by researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

There were no fools sitting in that garage in California on April 1, 1976, when Apple was founded.

The ride-sharing service has been offering a game called Code on the Road to its riders in certain geographic areas.

About a half-hour into its sales pitch, the company announced the long-rumored iPhone SE, with one notable feature.

Car-hailing provider Uber is now making it easier for drivers to collect cash whenever they want.

Wireless subscribers who have or add DirecTV or the company's U-verse TV service to their lineup of offerings will be able to get unlimited data for their smartphone plans.

Developed by Google, Project Tango is a technology that gives smartphones and tablets the ability to "see" the same way humans can.

Use of so-called phablets has also exploded, and may soon become the top type of mobile device.

Critics acknowledge the program may get people on the Internet, but argue that it gives Facebook a money-making engine and harms competition.

Many startups are making decisions about a customer's credit record using non-traditional data.