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MWC 2016 The CEO of Facebook explains why we shouldn't worry about AI just yet from MWC 2016 in Barcelona, Spain.

Apple, beware! Donald Trump says he'll switch to his Samsung phone if you don't comply with FBI demands.

Taking one step closer to holograms, Mitsubishi is working on creating a display that projects images in mid-air.

The two social media giants add their voices to the brewing battle between Apple and the Bureau.

Nasa has begun preparing a new telescope that will show views of the universe 100 times larger than the Hubble.

Taking on Hangouts and FaceTime, Skype is rolling out free group video calls for iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets.

New research suggests that warped physics surrounding rotating black holes could keep us from being crushed by gravity.

Russia is developing AI robots to send up to the International Space Station for a safer space walk alternative.

New job listings point to Google looking at how it can mass produce self-driving cars.

Cameras and everything that uses 'em could soon see a design makeover for the better.

HBO has released photos from Game of Throne season 6. Prepare yourself for spoilers.

OK Go chose the perfect day to launch its new, gravity-defying music video.

Microsoft's latest app aims to show off its AI prowess by letting you take snaps of dogs all day long.

Standing over 16-inches tall and with voice recognition, this might be the closest we get to BB-8 from The Force Awakens.

Scientists say dark photons could be hiding in the sun, and it could shine light on dark matter.

Called the Grammycam, the feed will show you what the winners see as they give their speech and head backstage.

Oculus wants you Rift-ready with these PC bundles that start – yes, start – at $1,499.

It may not be an Apple product, but this is Apple's first foray into selling iPhone VR and AR tech.

Documents suggest Google is testing a wireless charging solution for its autonomous cars.

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.