Whether you have sensitive messages you don't want sticking around, or simply want to reduce the clutter, WhatsApp's new disappearing-messages feature can help.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have developed an algorithm that can tell if you have COVID-19 simply by analyzing the sound of your cough.
An effort by a soccer team to livestream a game using an A.I.-powered camera descended into farce when it kept mistaking an official's bald head for the ball.
Waymo has taken its autonomous cars off the streets of San Francisco to ensure they don’t get caught up in any election-related unrest that may occur.
Elon Musk has responded to a video by two SpaceX enthusiasts that simulates a future Starship launch, saying it's pretty close to the actual expected flight.
Forget the robot uprising; Walmart seems to be experiencing a human uprising after a report claimed the firm has replaced some of its robots with people.
Monday, November 2 marked 20 years of continuous human habitation aboard the International Space Station. So what did the current crew do to celebrate?
An autonomous racing car got off to a terrible start in a recent contest when it veered off the track from a standing start and drove straight into a wall.
NASA and SpaceX's Crew-1 mission has already been delayed multiple times, but they're now eyeing a new date in November for the highly anticipated launch.
MIT has tested a new version of its autonomous Roboat on Amsterdam's canals. It could be used to transport people, ship goods, or even clean up waterways.
Months after announcing a plan to introduce the feature, videoconferencing platform Zoom has finally added end-to-end encryption for improved security.
The arrival of a new iPhone this week means more crazy stress test videos are just around the corner. Here are our picks of the best from over the years.
NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy, along with Russian cosmonauts Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner, have returned safely to Earth after a six-month stay on the ISS.
NASA has released a set of stunning images captured during its spacecraft's touch-and-go maneuver on the Bennu asteroid, more than 200 million miles from Earth.