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Experts no longer recommend adding random characters to passwords to make them stronger. Here’s what you should do instead.

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To be clear, this battery doesn’t exist yet — but if they figure out how to build it, it could be a revolutionary breakthrough in energy storage.

The decentralization of TV has led to more choices and better content, but it also invites unchecked levels of data collection.

Solar Foods is set to unveil a fully sustainable, carbon-neutral food that can be produced anywhere.

Researchers have built a quantum gate incorporating qudits as opposed to qubits — and it could help usher in the era of quantum computing.

Death. Taxes. Facebook. The first two you can’t avoid. And the third isn’t that much easier to escape. A long history of privacy backtracking and goofs—like a longstanding vulnerability that allowed Cambridge Analytica to harvest user’s data—has fueled plenty of “Quit Facebook!” chatter. But you’ll miss a lot if you do.

Here are the top 100 websites by search traffic in the US and worldwide. In total, they get almost 31 billion visits per month.

Google has insisted that it is committed to earning the trust of users, but this latest privacy intrusion revelation might have made that commitment even harder to realize. Here's what you need t

Two Australian researchers made the bizarre discovery while examining hundreds of X-rays of skulls, finding that about a third had bone growths.

More than one billion users of Google's Gmail and Calendar applications are being warned about a newly discovered security threat. Here's what you need to know.

Uber Air has unveiled the first full-scale mock-up of one of the flying taxis it hopes to have ferrying passengers across the skies by 2023.

The company announced Monday a $2.5B plan, highlighted by an affordable housing investment fund and a first-time homebuyer assistance program

Here’s the story of the creation of ARPANET, the groundbreaking precursor to the internet—as told by the people who were there.

And that brings us to today, when Google officially published the paper in the prestigious journal Nature. In it, Google claims its Sycamore quantum computer has completed a random number generation-related calculation in just 200 seconds — a task that would take the world’s most powerful supercomputer 10,000 years, according to the tech giant.

Go easy on your eyes and your nighttime neighbors by enabling dark mode on your computer, phone, tablet, and any apps and websites you visit.

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station grew meat from bovine cells — and the experiment could help feed people in space and on Earth.

A 34-year-old citizen of Pakistan is charged with paying more than $1 million in bribes to employees at AT&T’s Seattle-area offices and call centers to install malware on the company’s network to unlock millions of smartphones. According to an indictment unsealed today by the U.S. Department of…

Robot umpires are making their way into professional baseball, calling strikes and balls at the Atlantic League's all-star game Wednesday night.

Your laptop webcam isn't the only camera you should be worried about. Cover that selfie camera.

Starting July 10th Google will no longer sync your pics and vids from Google Photos to Google Drive. Here is a look at what's happening and how to back up content from your phone or computer.

Try this 11 step process and don’t forget to count with Mississippi. Or maybe you have the older bulbs, or newer bulbs with older firmware. In that case, try these 13 steps.

Private companies will be able to use the habitable artificial satellite for movies, commercials, and more.