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This is Part 1 of a multi-part article I’ve been a long‑time AI skeptic. I’ve used it casually...

After a long pause, we’re officially back in motion. The project never really stopped — it just...

Last month news broke that according to an internal memo video game and geek centric television...

Popular cryptocurrency mining operation CoinHive, has officially closed.  CoinHive’s product was a...

The Energizer brand is known for a lot of things. Most obviously batteries, and that drumming...

In an unsurprising move Google has decide to pull plug on it’s social networking service,...

There have been multiple, sporadic, reports of Apple’s new iPhone 8 splitting at the seams....

Google came out swinging at its event in Boston. Several new products were announced, most of...

A couple of weeks ago we told you that Google has been making a big fuss about telling you to “Ask...

You may remember a story from last year about Yahoo having the largest security breach in history. The one that actually happened in 2013, 3 years prior to it being announced. In its announcement in 2016, Yahoo stated that the breach affected 1 billion accounts, about a third of its total. The problem is that they were just a little bit off in their numbers. It turns out that that is a number closer to 3 billion,