Farrha Khan

Netflix is acting more and more like a traditional television network.

Nintendo's sleep tracker plans may be dead, but its Quality of Life program will live on.

Got an old iPhone with a damaged screen, camera or buttons? Apple may let you swap it starting this week.

Right out of science fiction, scientists have developed a system of electrodes that they claim can decode brain signals.

Google wants to bring Street View and games to e-books made just for your smartphone.

The slow crawl of Marshmallow adoption on Andriod devices has taken four months to pass the 1% mark.

MIT and Texas Instruments say these RFID chips can't be hacked thanks to this on-board power.

The social media wants more people using Twitter, even if they don't have an account.

Clean and sleek, this Android-powered DIY project is the smart home device you didn't know you wanted.

All jokes aside, Facebook is working to bring a much more relevant News Feed to your Timeline.

Microsoft will be playing a very important role in the very important Iowa caucus results: cloud computing.

Spotify Video found its way onto iOS as well as Android this week.

Instead of a smartphone solution, 'LG Pay' may be a universal 'White Card' that replaces credit cards.

Facebook posts are about to get a lot more interesting, with live videos rolling out today for all iPhone users in the US.

Google is teaming up with Movidius to try to make machine learning independent of the cloud.

Mulder and Scully are back, and though things start off with a struggle, the reboot eventually finds its footing.

Microsoft reiterates that the Surface has never failed on NFL sidelines. It just had network issues.

Engineering firm Aecom has been selected to build SpaceX's Hyperloop test track, with construction to begin later this year.

Rough driver? Uber will collect smartphone GPS and gyrometer data to keep drivers in check.

Researchers have found a more complex link between galaxy clusters and dark matter.

To make hitting snooze difficult, the Mimicker Alarm app will ask you to make faces to keep you awake.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission is commending Amazon for taking steps against exploding hoverboards.

The new Windows 10 app lets you use your face to unlock your Dropbox account.

If you've been ranting about TV shows on Facebook, it could be used to determine Nielsen's TV ratings data.