Discover Google’s top design projects of 2019. From smart home devices to AI-powered tools, explore how Google Design puts users at the center.

That's a first for any of our long-term cars—as is being alerted by an app notification. Update: We've heard from the service center.

I have had a security vulnerability on file with Facebook since September regarding what seemed like the ability to read WhatsApp messages for a small significant subset of the Indonesian population. They still have not responded. A few weeks ago I posted…

When hackers began slipping into computer systems at the Office of Personnel Management in the spring of 2014, no one inside that federal agency could have predicted the potential scale and magnitude of the damage. Over the next six months, those hackers…

In order to become a great CEO, you must learn to make other people successful. That is the key to leadership. You make people successful by listening to and supporting them, providing autonomy, challenging them, giving them guidance and direction and occasionally…

A game to learn how to kern type

UCLA scientists James Gimzewski and Adam Stieg are part of an international research team that has taken a significant stride toward the goal of creating thinking machines.

Marty Hartman is the director of Mary's Place, which runs the shelter on Amazon's campus. She wants to ensure no child sleeps outside in Seattle.

An der TU Wien wurde ein neuartiges Material entwickelt, das aus Temperaturunterschieden sehr effizient elektrischen Strom erzeugt.

Microsoft Japan's experimentation with a four-day workweek has proved to be a huge boon to employee productivity.

Rui Pinto, the face of Football Leaks, has spent the last nine months in prison. For the first time, he is now speaking out about the 147 charges against him and his time spent in pre-trial detention.

Marine commanders did not act on dozens of pleas for additional manpower, machinery and time. When a training exercise ended in death, leadership blamed the very men they had neglected.

Moore's Law makes it seem as if resource limitations are always a minor consideration. If there will be twice as much memory for the same price in 18 months, why bother to squeeze a factor of 2 from an application's memory requirements? If the CPU will be…