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Google needs our data to run its business, but it's not going to get it unless people trust the company has good intentions. Naturally, Google has always tried to give us some control over what happens to our personal info, and it's expanding that control today.

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LZPlay and its website have vanished after developers began asking questions about how the app worked its Google-installing magic.

There are rumors of major CPU-related layoffs at a Samsung R&D center in Austin.

Intel is giving us a peek into Cascade Lake just a bit early.

Personal Vault uses robust encryption and additional access controls ensure that you'll probably be the only person peeking at that data.

Intel is giving us a peek into Cascade Lake just a bit early.

Costing just slightly more than the sum of its parts, NZXT's BLD Start PC Plus is an excellent well priced gaming PC for those people that don't have time to build their own.

Microsoft is launching new ARM-based Surface hardware. Can it succeed where RT failed?

Serial leaker Evan "@evleaks" Blass has posted images and basic details of three new Microsoft devices, one of which is an ARM-powered version of the company's popular Surface Pro computer.

Google's ATAP group is responsible for some of the company's most forward-looking technologies, like the touch-sensitive fabric known as Project Jacquard. Google partnered with Levi's two years ago to launch a custom denim jacket, and now there are two more outerwear options.

While rising fears of artificial intelligence and powerful technology compound, it's easy to forget that social engineering has become the preferred method of hacking. Subtext, an alternate reality game (ARG), uses technology to demonstrate that we're our greatest vulnerability—not our machines.