Amazon is taking $100 off the top-rated Roomba 675 By Louis Ramirez Get a jump start on your spring cleaning with this epic Roomba price drop.
Night mode on phones could be doing more harm than good for your sleep By Richard Priday Researchers have found that brightness is more important than the color of the light in keeping mice awake, and that blue light is more stimulating than yellow light.
New machine detects 13 types of cancer with a single drop of blood By Jesus Diaz Toshiba has invented a machine that can detect 13 types of cancer using just a single drop of blood in record time.
Hackers Unlock Any Phone Using Photographed Fingerprints In Just 20 Minutes By Jesus Diaz Tencent X-Lab team can crack any phone open no matter if they use capacitative, optical or ultra-sonic fingerprint sensors.
Samsung Will Fix Huge Galaxy S10 Fingerprint Flaw By Don Reisinger Samsung's fingerprint flaw fix is in the works. But when it arrives is unknown.
Microsoft’s New AI Generates Believable Fake Comments For News Articles By Jesus Diaz Microsoft has developed a neural network capable of writing believable fake comments to news articles.
This Hacker Fools License Plate Readers with Fashion By Paul Wagenseil One woman's clothing line is designed to deceive automated license-plate readers.
Apple's Face ID Can Be Fooled with Glasses and Tape (Report) By Don Reisinger Apple's Face ID can be fooled if the hacker has a pair of glasses and tape handy.
How to Buy Bitcoin: Everything You Need to Know By Sue Marquette Poremba You've heard of Bitcoin and blockchain, and maybe you're even thinking of investing. Make sure you read this first.
Facebook’s Libra Cryptocurrency Could Take Over the Dollar: What You Need to Know By Jesus Diaz Facebook’s Libra will be a cryptocurrency supported by Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber, and many other members of a non-profit organization.
MSI Optix MPG27CQ Curved Monitor Review: Cool RGB Lighting, Enticing Price By Brian Westover The MSI Optix MPG27CQ delivers all sorts of gaming-oriented capability, from a wide color gamut and fast response times to AMD FreeSync support and fancy lighting that's more than just eye candy.
Facebook Isn't Giving Everyone the Same Privacy Controls By Monica Chin Some Facebook users can opt out of Facebook's facial recognition, but others can't, according to two informal surveys.
10 Shows to Watch After Star Trek Discovery By Marshall Honorof If you've got an unquenchable thirst for sci-fi action until Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 airs, these 10 series should tide you over.
I Just Played Sony’s High-Tech Version of Darts, And I Cant Go Back By Henry T. Casey Flash Darts takes the game to the next level, with moving projections and haptic feedback.
Chinese Scientists Create Injectable Nanoparticles That Enable Night Vision By Jesus Diaz Chinese scientists have discovered a nanoparticle that enables mammals — including humans — to see in absolute darknesss. They have tested it successfully in mice.
Google Set to Kill Passwords for Android Apps By Paul Wagenseil You'll soon be able to log into Android apps without a password, now that Google's mobile OS complies with password-free specifications.
Apple's Next iPhone May Have a Much Smaller Notch By Jesus Diaz A new sensor by the company behind Apple’s Face ID hardware sees through an OLED panel, which could help shrink the iPhone's screen notch.
See Which Phones Can Be Unlocked by Photos By Paul Wagenseil The face-unlock feature on nearly half of late-model Android phones can still be fooled by photographs, a Dutch study has found.
How to Create a Doom Map of Your House Using a Roomba By Mike Prospero Turn your home's layout into a Doom map using a Roomba 980 and this clever hack.
Virgin Galactic has Officially Made It to Space By Richard Priday After years of testing, the SpaceShip Two has now made it over the space boundary.
iRobot's New Roomba Makes Cleanups This Much Easier By Mike Prospero A removable dust bin in the charging base makes cleaning out the Roomba i7+ much less of a chore.
The 13 Best and Worst Captains in Sci-Fi TV and Movies By Marshall Honorof For every selfless, thoughtful, curious captain in a sci-fi TV show or movie, there's one who's vain, shallow and greedy.
Apple Boots Cryptocurrency Mining From the iPhone By Monica Chin Revised app guidelines from Apple mean you won't be able to mine cryptocurrency on your iPhone.
What Is CryptoKitties, and Is It Worth Playing? By Don Reisinger CryptoKitties is a game built on blockchain that lets you acquire, breed and sell virtual cats, sometimes for serious cash.
MSI Made a Tiny Dragon Hologram and I Want It Now By Sherri L. Smith MSI's Gaming Premium Stack (GPS) is coming to be your new virtual best friend.
Watch the OnePlus 6's Face Unlock Be Fooled By a Photo By Adam Ismail OnePlus' Face Unlock is very fast. However, as a user demonstrated this week, it's far from the most secure.
Should You Let Salon Hijack Your CPU for Cryptocurrency? By Paul Wagenseil Old-school, new-media company will start mining cryptocurrency to offset revenue lost to ad blockers.
60 Million Android Users Hit By Cryptocurrency Miner By Marshall Honorof A new malvertising campaign is targeting Android users, forcing their phones to mine cryptocurrency on a shady redirected website.
Is Bitcoin Worth the Hype? Experts Sound Off By Paul Wagenseil A debate about cryptocurrency at the ShmooCon security conference led to some surprising conclusions.
First Phone with In-Screen Fingerprint Sensor Feels Right By Philip Michaels At CES, Vivo showed off a phone with a massive display that puts a fingerprint sensor under the screen. And it's pretty seamless.
