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When both drivers are in error, people blame the computerized one more

Tonight, drivers in the US will kill more pedestrians than any other night of the year. An increase in people walking in low-light...

Researchers unearth malware that siphoned SMS texts out of telco’s network

Nation-sponsored hackers have a new tool to drain telecom providers of huge amounts of SMS messages at scale, researchers said. Dubbed "Messagetap" by...

Intel hits 10nm goals and signals a shift away from traditional CPUs

Intel's years-long struggle with the 10nm manufacturing process may finally be over. The company told investors last week that its 10nm yields are ahead...

Apple earnings Q4 2019: Tim Cook says health will be what Apple is remembered for

Apple's quarterly earnings calls have fallen into a predictable pattern for the past year or two: iPhone revenues are declining year-over-year, and the...

Here’s why you should never use decorative contact lenses—in graphic pictures

Unless you’d like to keep the pirate look going, it’s best to avoid costume contact lenses this Halloween. Like every October, health authorities...

The count of managed service providers getting hit with ransomware mounts

When more than 20 local governments in Texas were hit this summer by ransomware in one day. The attack was apparently tracked back...

Twitter blocking all political ads globally starting in November

Twitter might be the president's favored platform and a valued way for candidates to spread their messages far and wide, but starting next...

Apple releases macOS Catalina 10.15.1 and watchOS 6.1

Apple's habit of late has been to release most of its operating system updates for each platform all on the same day. But...

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