Mehreen Kasana

It shouldn't surprise anyone that Facebook is an unfriendly and unsightly neighbor for many on the quiet Oregon coast.

Fans are decidedly and understandably pissed.

E-skin could revolutionize healthcare technology, and we have Luke Skywalker's issues with his father to thank for it.

Got an extra $7,200 lying around? Have you considered this transparent TV from Xiaomi?

Doodlar has great potential for education and commercial purposes, and it's the sort of wholesome fun we can get behind.

The technique includes neural networks, algorithms, massive amounts of training data, and a healthy dose of imagination.

It's less about legibility, the designer says, and more about unleashing your inner creativity.

Use cases have yet to emerge, but we expect the EDM community will think of something if no one else does.

The online search and advertising giant has issued guidelines on language usage within the company that are clearly a response to allegations it's monopolistic.

The method of testing in the United States is hurting, not helping, vulnerable people, Gates warns.

They're hard to spot and even harder to prevent.

Two words: holy shit.

No one is actually surprised.

If Google can make an appealing folding phone it could still stake a claim in the nascent sector which its rivals have yet to convincingly take the lead in.

Researchers say that the slightest, almost invisible changes to your face could throw facial recognition systems off.

Researchers analyzed 8,000 TikToks posted between October 2019 and February 2020 and found a distinct favoring for Republican-flavored fare.

While vexing for the Democratic presidential hopeful, it further rubbished claims by the right that the platform favors liberals.

Rise from the dead, dear beloved AirPower!

The study is a collaboration between UCLA and Apple.

Since people won't listen to doctors, SoftBank Robotics Europe is sending Pepper on a public health mission.