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An independent NSA could free up DOD resources for more cyberattacks, assuming they can find enough programmers.

A new platform will whitelist pre-approved ads, boosting AdBlock's revenue.

That's longer than nearly every U.S. mass transit route, its maker says.

The quality of Facebook's trending stories has suffered after it replaced human editors with algorithms.

Intel's goal in acquiring McAfee was to sell security software for more than just PCs.

Rumors that Twitter could be acquired have been swirling for years, but they may finally come true.

To hear AT&T tell it, Google Fiber has a long history of over-promising, under-delivering and threatening city governments.

Ads will soon roll before some videos on the microblogging site, with part of the revenue going to the uploader.

Drive.ai's digital signs will let pedestrians know when it's safe to cross in front of the car.

The Facebook CEO is eager to help people mark themselves as safe and show off his automated home.

The story popped up days after Facebook announced it would no longer use editors to curate trending news.

The trending news section of the world's largest social network is now completely automated.

Their findings might not help your struggling home wireless router, but they could revolutionize data centers.

An MIT design allows phone components to automatically snap together in a centrifuge.

Starting in January, some sites will be ranked lower in Google's mobile search results.

'Night mode' replaces the iOS app's white background with a dark tint.

The $84 million payout agreed in April fell far short of the drivers' claims, a federal judge ruled.

The move is intended to protect the company's revenue, and give users more choice over the ads they see.

A report from Bloomberg also confirmed the absence of a headphone jack on the next iPhone.

Thanks to virtual reality, you'll soon be able to gaze at the Orion Nebula or watch 360-degree videos of Earth.

A security researcher said the breach appears to have originated from a Russian cybercrime syndicate.

The social network hopes to return to its roots as a platform for connecting with friends and family.

The new facility will support drones, artificial intelligence servers and much more.

Sensors would recognize guests based on the shape and size of their feet to offer customized experiences.

The companies hope to solve medical problems by fusing biology and technology.

Apple's lawyers argue that Samsung stole Apple's patents and should end its court appeal.

By promoting muscle activity, it could prevent the onset of cerebral palsy.

For deliveries that can't be sent via Amazon drone, this truck can carry up to 26 tons.

Actually building the rig, though, will cost you upwards of $25,000.

It's aimed at journalists discussing sensitive information.