Waymo is driving hard to drive without humans
The Google spin-off shows off its latest development in action: Cars that have no human control at all
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Apple's iPhone X Face ID: how accurate is it?
The $1,000 iPhone unlocks through facial recognition, which keeps tabs on small facial changes but can be thrown off by costumes
Amazon said to be eyeing pharmacy business
After disrupting the retail world and making its mark in Hollywood, is health care next for the tech giant?
Apple iPhone X pre-orders: expect a wait for delivery
The device is already sold out in a few countries, while models from U.S. carriers now have delivery wait times of several weeks
In voice-activated shopping, it's all about "frenemies"
In the battle pitting Amazon Echo vs. Google Assistant, the winner may the one with the best partnerships
Where clean energy jobs are growing the fastest
Solar and wind power are gaining nationwide, but progress is fastest in states that voted for Donald Trump
Machine learning helps science tackle Alzheimer's
As data volumes explode, AI, cloud computing and other tools let researchers find more needles in more haystacks
Twitter bans ads from RT, Sputnik, citing intel
Social media service cites intel agency findings that the media outlets interfered in 2016 presidential election
Twitter says it will label political ads
Social media company will provide more info on ads that run on the platform, including who bought them
Facebook tests news feed that's friends-only
The change could have big ramifications for publishers – although Facebook emphasized it's only an experiment for now
Amazon reveals how many cities are vying for second HQ
A range of metro areas across the country are competing to lure the e-commerce giant's planned hub
Google parent Alphabet throws weight behind Uber rival
Internet giant is deepening its financial ties with one of Uber's biggest ride-hailing rivals
New Google Maps feature lets you go to space
Google has rolled out a new feature that lets you explore planets, moons and the International Space Station
A billion people need power. They'll likely skip the grid
In poor, rural parts of the globe, the most direct way to get power might be straight from above
How GPS watches can put kids in harm's way
A consumer group's testing finds some devices are easily hackable and allow strangers to track kids
Federal actions around voting system expand weeks ahead of midterms
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Russian envoy says visit to Iran aimed at averting return to war
Trump says Zelenskyy doesn't want to end Russia's war on Ukraine
CBS News poll: Talarico-Paxton Senate race is a Texas toss-up
More than 1,800 arrested in France amid fiery, violent protests
National Guardsman injured in shooting in Washington, D.C.
Expedition to find Amelia Earhart's missing plane comes up empty
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