Tech

John Krafcik declared his resignation as CEO of Waymo, a Google spinoff, in a Friday blog post in which he expressed his intention to enjoy life.

LG Electronics expects to discontinue smartphone production after years of failing to compete in a market where it was once a market leader.

533 million Facebook users, including phone numbers, Facebook IDs, full names, places, birth dates, bios, and in some cases, email addresses.

The overwhelming majority of the problems caused by Sunday's strong windstorm on the South Coast have been fixed by BC Hydro crews.

On the internet forum Reddit, an administrator who became the subject of protests has left the organization.

ASIO has warned that hacking and foreign intervention will soon overtake terrorism as the top security concern.

László Lovász and Avi Wigderson will share the annual award, which is modeled after the Nobel Prize in mathematics.

Some users are unable to access Teams and other Microsoft services due to a recent update to an authentication scheme, according to the company.

Federal Court of Appeal rejected appeals by Canada's biggest telecommunications and cable firms, granting independent internet providers an interim victory.

After a fire engulfed the SBG2 facility on Wednesday, March 10, OVHcloud has announced plans to restore services in its remaining Strasbourg data centers.

Anti-virus software magnate John McAfee was indicted on various fraud and money-laundering charges in New York, thus intensifying his troubles

Appellant's counsel argues that his client used Motorino XMr to locate transportation that was more fairly priced.

This was once the favored vehicle for huge families, and there are persuasive reasons to chose it over an SUV.

The Senate has approved the government's new media legislation for digital networks like Facebook and Google.

St. Jude Hospital and Jared Isaacman, a billionaire entrepreneur, picked Hayley Arceneaux for a trip to orbit in a SpaceX spacecraft.

Hyundai and Kia drivers say they fear getting behind the wheel of their own cars with the risk of engine fires and failures hanging over their heads.

An rise in destructive digital attacks targeting Australians has been recorded, with pornographic email that can be highly persuasive.

Prime Minister Morrison from Australia has made it clear that his government would not be cowed by Facebook's decision to block news updates to its users.

After a big breakdown involving ANZ ATMs, Eftpos and phones in several states, the Optus network has been restored.

More than 100,000 taxpayers have been locked from its online portal by the Canada Revenue Agency and informing users that their e-mail addresses were deleted.