Saudi Arabia has often manipulated the truth a bit when it comes to exports, production or reserves, and following the attacks on its oil infrastructure, Riyadh’s narrative should be taken with a pinch of salt

The contractors work at a company called HCL, which strongly encouraged its employees to vote against the union.

Many parents of both boys and girls have witnessed striking differences in the way their kids use technology. Emerging research indicates that brain differences between males and females help account for the split.

Instead of breaking up Facebook, America should create a public alternative.

A stopwatch and a race against time.

A nightmare at 6,000 feet.

MegaBots is bankrupt. The Bay Area-based fighting robot startup noted in a video that “this is the end of MegaBots in its current form,” marking the

Reports that some AVID Users Macs would no longer boot. It now may be that a Google Chrome Keystone update modifies /var on NON SIP Protected Macs.

The Apple Watch has a fall-detection feature, which sends out an alert if the wearer is immobile for 60 seconds after a fall. Bob Burdett suffered a concussion and abrasions but is recovering — and has already been back on...

Tablet Arts Top 5: An entirely subjective list, presented in no particular order, of our 5 favorite articles from Tablet’s Arts & Culture section in 2019. “Favorite” here means somewhere at the nexus of these pieces’ intrinsic merits and the measurable ways…

Life in Silicon Valley during the dawn of the unicorns.

Health care represents a $3.5 trillion sector for Amazon, which is looking at ways to bring in technology ranging from cloud computing to medical record technology. Amazon Care provides a way for Amazon to test some of its ideas before commercializing them.

Even though just Apple released iOS 13.1 to fix some issues with iOS 13 just today, the company has shared another bug that it will fix with an upcoming software update. For now, third-party keyboards may have full access to what users are typing even if…

or: reverse-engineering a custom, unknown CPU from a single programtl;dr: We reverse-engineered a program written for a completely custom, unknown CPU architecture, without any documentation for th…

They are cheap, reliable and come up with a unique feature not found elsewhere