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A software glitch is causing parking meters throughout New York City to reject credit and prepaid parking cards.

It's the rise — and revenge — of the machines.

Cheaper iPhones, keyboards that work... oh my.

The end of 2019 is nigh, which means it's time for us to take stock of this year's crop of games. And it's been quite a year.

As promised, Wireless Emergency Alerts should now be more sophisticated — and importantly, more relevant.

Instagram's anti-bullying efforts now extend to discouraging abusive behavior in posts, not just comments.

You don't set Kickstarter and Patreon records without genuine connection. And controversy.

The 2006 reboot of "Sonic the Hedgehog" — known as "Sonic 06" — was supposed to be a turning point for the blue blur. It was a massive flop.

The science behind flavorless cannabis.

Security researcher Brian Krebs discovered that the iPhone 11 Pro is constantly checking for your location — even if you've disabled Location Services. Apple can explain.

Just because there's a picture of a black hole doesn't mean astronomers have figured out how they work.

Apple's Maps and Weather apps now display Crimea as a Russian territory when viewed from within the country.

It's not just humans who can benefit from VR. Moscow-area farmers strapped modified VR headsets to cows to see if it improved their mood.

Weird? Yes. Boring? Oh hell no.

The procedure buys ER surgeons critical extra time.

The Olivetti P101 was a hit — and it may well have caused a couple as well.

Laser pointers can apparently trick smart speakers, phones and tablets into following voice commands to open doors or make purchases, even from hundreds of feet…

It's been a rough few weeks on Mars for NASA's InSight lander — with more problems on the horizon.

Instagram is cracking down on graphic images following outcry over the death of British teen Molly Russell in 2017.

Using computer-based models to make cooking more efficient.