What an amazing feat of technology that your phones GPS lets you instantly search for nearby cafes, get traffic alerts, and find your friends, among countless other location-sensitive tasks. Parents can breathe easier knowing where the kids are located at the tap of a button.

Inside a heavily-fortified $10 million lab that looks like something NASA might have cooked up, the New York Police Department is trying to crack the encryption of iPhones confiscated during alleged crimes.

One well-timed cyberattack on a major bank could spread rapidly throughout the American financial system, a new report concludes.

Date from hell? Tinder claims its got your back.

Not only is technology making job scams easier to pull off, but it's also making the scams more lucrative, the FBI has warned.

Scientists have created the most detailed 3D map of an organism brain to date. The mesmerizing threads of blue, yellow, purple and green represent thousands of brain cells and millions of connections found inside the brain of a fruit fly.

The future of retail is supposed to include cashless stores, where shoppers pay with a swipe, or tap, of their credit or debit card or with their smartphones. But New York City lawmakers dont seem to be buying in.

Monster Mike Schultz is gearing up for his latest winter competition. The X Games Paralympic athlete has a new cutting-edge prosthesis that will take his power and vigor to the next level.

Amazon is testing robots that can store packages and make multiple deliveries along their routes, according to a new patent filing.

A new email scam that goes after your banking information looks so legit it could fool you.

They lurk beneath the surface of the ocean with explosive power, often buried in the sea floor, denying enemies entry into combat-critical waterways.

Remembering complicated passwords is a nightmare. Thats why saving passwords using your browser is so tempting. But there are inherent risks. While you can see your saved passwords, so can anyone else with access to your system.

The mobile phone of billionaire Jeff Bezos was reportedly hacked during a conversation between the Amazon founder and Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman over the WhatsAppmessaging service, according to reports.

In the dead of January, there is only one solution to the cold and snow:to venture outside with high-tech gear. Here are seven gadgets to helpyou explore the world, record a few high-def videos, find your way on a trail and stay warm even in the subzero temperatures.

Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai supports a temporary ban on facial recognition technology in the European Union.

That's certainly a poor choice of words.

The data of models on anadult website has been exposed, says a cybersecurity firm.

Facebook blamed a technical glitch Saturday after the site mistranslated Burmese-to-English posts about Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit to Myanmar.

Each week, I receive tons of questions from my listeners about tech concerns, new products, and all things digital.

Its hard to believe that a single pixel could ruin your life. After all, a pixel measures about 0.0104-inches. If you took a mechanical pencil and drew the smallest mark you could, this dot would be much larger than a typical pixel.

Descending from high altitudes at lethal speeds and often guided by precision sensors, technically improved enemy ballistic missiles can increasingly close in on surface Navy ships, often holding large platforms and even groups of vessels at tremendous risk of destruction.

Our devices are packed with account credentials, contacts, emails, photos, videos and more that we definitely dont want in the wrong hands. The problem is we get our devices and just start using them, giving little thought to the risks.

Could pigeons be the model for a new generation of flying robots?

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has too much power, Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg said in an interview with The New York Times editorial board that was published Thursday.

Cybercriminals have scammed a Texas school district out of $2.3 million by using a phony email.

The Navys newest destroyer may fire a not-yet-to-be fielded Conventional Prompt Strike conventionally-armed missile engineered to hit anywhere on earth within an hour, service program managers said.

White House expects major effort to hack into voting records and machines while experts say the government needs to be pro-active in order to stop the type of hacks that took place in 2016.

President Donald Trump has slammed Apple over the tech giants refusal to unlock iPhones used by the shooter who killed three U.S. sailors and injured eight other people at Pensacola Naval Air Station.

Senior Navy leaders say the service is fast-tracking a handful of key emerging weapons systems such as new destroyers, Tomahawk missiles, lasers and hypersonics as part of a new offensive attack maritime combat strategy.

The Navy is accelerating integration of a new, much more powerful radar system intended to find and destroy enemy drones, missiles and aircraft at farther ranges by combining ballistic missile defense with standard air and missile defense -- all as part of an emerging service-wide strategic approach to increase Naval attack power and better network maritime warfighting platforms.

Tom Hanks might be America's favorite actor, but he's not as trustworthy as Amazon or Google, according to a new report.

In an ideal world, our accounts protect us online. Our usernames and passwords secure private info and lock out hackers and snoops. In practice, most accounts arent so safe.

Flying taxis, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and even a new energy drink were among the products that graced the convention floor at this years Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Soldiers taking enemy fire in 120-degree desert heat, carrying up to 100-pounds of gear and conducting attack operations at night are totally reliant upon battery-powered weapons, sensors and computers -- a potential scenario inspiring current Army Research Laboratory work to engineer longer-lasting, more stable and, of critical live-saving significance, less flammable Lithium-ion batteries.

A mom in New Jersey says that she got a gross surprise when she opened a package of diapers that she had ordered from Amazon.

Dating sites, political ads and much more answered in this week's Tech Q&A.

Social media has taken over the planet. Facebook, YouTube and Instagram are the most popular platforms with billions of users, while Twitter, Reddit and Pinterest claim hundreds of millions.

A British teen who had a seizure while playing an online game with a Texas woman earlier this month was reportedly saved when his opponent alerted United Kingdom first responders from thousands of miles away.

David Drummond, the legal chief officer of Google's parent company Alphabet and one of its highest-paid executives, has stepped down following allegations about his conduct at the company.

CES 2020 had plenty of cool tech to show off. Here are some highlights.

Virgin Galactic's next passenger spaceship just hit a new construction milestone.

This week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Hyundai unveiled its full-scale concept Urban Mobility Vehicle dubbed the S-A1, which essentially looks like a souped-up helicopter that Uber will use for its flying taxi service.

The increasingly global reach of Chinese nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines, armed with JL-2 weapons reportedly able to hit parts of the U.S., continues to inspire an ongoing Navy effort to accelerate production of attack submarines, prepare long-dwell drones for deployment to the Pacific and continue acquisition of torpedo-armed sub-hunting planes such as the P-8/A Poseidon.

Thousands of new products were unveiled at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and some may help keep loved ones living longer and safer. However, they can also present privacy concerns and need to secure your personal data.

As tax season approaches, scams are back in full force.

Gadgets have a unique ability to change our lives and the latest and greatest are at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week. A new smart toothbrush means fewer trips to the dentist. A pillow that gently moves your head to reduce snoring means your spouse wont stay up all night. In 2020, new gadgets like these are designed to improve your life.