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Amazon-owned Ring has come under fire for its ever-expanding camera sharing features and cooperation with police. Ring has insisted that users have complete control over their data, and their locations are kept private. However, an investigation shows the app leaks precise GPS coordinates in each post.

The company plans to purge all Groups in a few days, and it just banned numerous accounts that were trying to archive the data before it goes away forever.

Hyundai takes a quantum leap with the 2020 Sonata. If you want a safe midsize sedan and appreciate technology, this is your car. The Accord, Camry, and Altima have serious competition, and it even looks better than all previous Sonatas.

A good VR experience can make you feel like you could reach out and touch things in the virtual world. You can't of course, but the Oculus Quest is getting you one step closer with full hand tracking technology.

Scientists from Cornell University, Purdue University and Case Western Reserve University have taken inspiration from bone to create more durable 3D printed structures. This could eventually make 3D printing viable for high-stakes applications like construction and aircraft design.

With a mid-range GPU packed inside of the 13.3-inch chassis, Razer's Blade Stealth 13 is one of the most powerful 13.3-inch laptops available. Its high price tag, however, makes it a tough pill to swallow when you can buy two high-end computers for less.

Tesla has informed many drivers that their free LTE connectivity features will cost them $10 per month going forward.

These satellite-heavy ZIP codes cover a surprising amount of the country, but there are fewer people living there than you'd think.

Ever wondered how SSDs read and write data, or what determines their performance? Our tech explainer has you covered.

On YouTube, you can learn how one man created a Lego sorting machine using AI, motors, and of course, Lego bricks.

The population of the International Space Station (ISS) is about to go up by one, but it won't be another human occupant. It'll be an AI-powered flying robot called CIMON-2, a followup to the experimental CIMON robot that debuted last year.

While Apple has moved to USB Type-C on some devices, noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims Apple won't do that with the iPhone. Instead, it will just remove the port altogether.