As A.I. increasingly infiltrates journalism, the reporting and consumption of news will change forever

Middle school kids love watching videos about supposed celebrity secrets. But does this set them up to be radicalized by more dangerous…

Notoriously shy and antisocial, pet hedgehogs have developed big followings online

Problems in the show’s last season bode ill for its grand finale

It’s not just Mike Pence and your grandma — a lot of people still use AOL and EarthLink, and pay for the privilege

An innocent account gets caught up in a bot purge, with no explanation why

How focused planning—and color-coded rows and columns—can make stress melt away

What a new service that purports to confirm users are taking HIV prevention medication gets wrong about relationships

Optimizing how we live, work, and play is embedded deep in the psyche of coders and American culture. But how much efficiency is too much?

As the likes from a tweet passed 100K, I received love and hate — but mostly felt raw terror

The privacy crisis Apple and Google need to fix—now

If smartphones are a great big unknown, why are we so casual about introducing them to our kids?

Ratings have dropped, but with a new showrunner and fresh foes, the zombies are worth revisiting

The iFixit co-founder discusses his screen-off approach to smartphones

It’s easy to get lost inside News+

By selling us hardware but retaining ownership of software and data, tech companies are treating users like digital tenants

Whether you’re at work, on a date, or with the family, put that thing away every now and then

It costs $99, and we tried it

There’s just one big problem

Talking bespoke apps and ‘moon playlists’ with the tech journalist and meme whisperer

Is the collective horror of the world’s tragedies diminishing the weight of each individual crisis?

With a new focus on services, Apple abandons the pretense that you should look away

Why the blue meditation app works so well

‘When I’m not on [Twitter]… I have literal heart palpitations’