Is your personal data ever really private?
Yahoo’s massive breach and concerns about Evernote’s privacy policy fuel questions about online security
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Yahoo’s massive breach and concerns about Evernote’s privacy policy fuel questions about online security
Amazon's first drone delivery is officially "in the books," the company announced Wednesday
After deriding president-elect as a "disaster," industry luminaries expected to push for tax cuts, deregulation
The ride-hailing company appears to be readying dozens of autonomous vehicles to pick up passengers in the Bay Area
Vehicle-to-vehicle communications could “prove to be the silver bullet in saving lives on our roadways," the Department of Transportation said
After scamming his company, former corporate executive racked up a big tab on popular fantasy "freemium" game
Better headlights are one way cars are getting safer, with roughly half of traffic deaths occurring when visibility is poor
Privacy watchdogs allege that two toys record what they hear and send copies to a firm that sells the recordings
A teardown looking for signs of problems found that the battery was too thin and packed in too tightly to allow for pressure or expansion
Justices toss out $399M judgment that Apple won against Korean electronics giant in long-running patent infringement battle
Its planned Amazon Go grocery stores will let customers buy goods and pay automatically -- no checkout lines needed
European officials accuse the world's largest social networks and tech firms of not fulfilling their commitment to stamp out illegal activity
JD Power recently surveyed consumers for their take on not just their favorite devices, but also platforms and carriers
One possible target: Rules that aim to protect individual choice and promote innovation online
Here’s a guide to how they compare, in functionality, design and cost -- plus, a look at specific products