Technology

Porsche and Google have gotten into a spat over just how much data Android Auto collects — but who’s telling the truth?

There’s another security scare on Android, but you can keep yourself safe with a little common sense. Even if you can’t, it’s not as bad as it sounds.

Samsung’s semiconductor sales shot up in Q3 , with significantly better earnings. It’s good news for a company whose phone business has struggled throughout the last two years.

Verizon’s “super cookie” is back, and better (worse) then ever.

Apple’s influence on Beats hasn’t been seen in the audio company’s products since last summer’s acquisition, until now. Beats is getting ready to release a brand new Bluetooth speaker that has Apple written all over it (metaphorically, of course—the signature … Continue reading →

Artificial Intelligence is poised to upend the world of professional gambling as well as threatening other industries that rely on predicting the outcome of events.

The latest Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine honors some of the greatest disease-fighting discoveries of our time — and of a time long past.

Panasonic will soon begin selling in Japan a Blu-ray Disc player compatible with 4K UltraHD discs, the first such player in the world. UltraHD, also called 4K, has four times the resolution than conventional high definition and is being promoted … Continue reading →

The Z4v didn’t make a lot of sense in the first place, but Verizon apparently agrees and has cancelled the device.

Don’t get bent out of shape over the TiVo Bolt’s bent chassis. I reacted almost viscerally when I saw it, but the TiVo team swears there’s more to the design than just a compulsion for raising eyebrows. They tell me … Continue reading →