Samsung is set to reveal more about the problems that prompted Galaxy Note 7's recall.
FILE PHOTO - A man walks behind a logo of Samsung Electronics at the company's headquarters in Seoul April 30, 2010. REUTERS/Jo Yong-Hak/File Photo
The tweet-happy leader of the free world reportedly gave up one of his closest companions in the interest of national security.
The FTC said Uber exaggerated the amount drivers could earn and misled them about the benefits of its car financing options.
Google Maps is making some D.C.-only updates to help you get around this weekend.
But federal investigators highlighted the challenges of semiautonomous driving.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler tried to break the grip of large Internet providers. But now a cloud hangs over his achievements.
The company is so big, it may not be affected.
Cris Thomas says mundane threats vastly outnumber the ones that make headlines.
Facebook’s Zuckerberg suggests a lawsuit against its virtual reality company is just sour grapes.
Nintendo's console is innovative and fun but may struggle to find its place in your life.
Chairwoman Edith Ramirez has turned the FTC into a major technology regulator.
Los Angeles Valley College sent a bitcoin payment to unlock its computer files, an alarming issue facing higher education.
And testing out tech that could appear near you soon.
No, that isn't spy equipment. Ahead of the inauguration, several cell providers have constructed temporary cell towers for increased coverage ahead of the event.
The Switch is designed to move with people playing in their home and on the go.
The EPA has accused another car company of using software to cheat emissions tests.
The move could raise Apple's profile in Hollywood.
Facebook is teaming up with journalists to change how the news industry works with the social media network.
Both AT&T and Verizon's programs pose "significant risks" to competition, regulators find.
The company has disbanded its drone Internet program.
