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Microsoft has just announced a major new feature for OneDrive — 2FA and additional security for a specific, personal file vault.

Chinese firms would be unable to make the government's self-sufficiency goals without ongoing access to US technology, according to the firms themselves.

Elon Musk's SpaceX notched up some notable wins this morning, including a strong demonstration of Falcon Heavy's overall capabilities for the US Air Force.

Verizon hasn't been able to lock any of its LTE devices because of commitments it made years back. Now, the FCC has agreed to partially waive that requirement, allowing Verizon to lock devices to its network for 60 days.

The carrier will launch its 5G network in a handful of cities on June 28th, and there will be a single 5G device available to take advantage of the new network. T-Mobile will launch the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G on the same day for a predictably high $1,300.

Titan has permanent bodies of liquid on the surface like Earth, but they're liquid hydrocarbon instead of water. That doesn't explain the perplexing "bathtub rings" around Titan's seas, though. New experiments on Earth suggest those rings could come from crystalized acetylene and butane.

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If you've always thought you could out-drive, out-shoot, and out-program the teams competing in various battling robot contests, DJI's RoboMaster S1 will give you your chance — if you have the budget.

Hyundai's first big SUV is a hit: The Palisade is roomy, quiet, off-road capable, and an immediate thorn in the side of the equally new Ford Explorer. Which Hyundai undercuts by $10K on price.

The device will allegedly have dual 9-inch displays with a 4:3 aspect ratio and support for running Android apps.

According to Gates, his biggest mistake was in failing to see the threat Android presented, and missing the mark when it came to ensuring that Microsoft continued to dominate phones the way it had dominated in mobile.

Researchers have captured the second giant squid video ever, and the first to be recorded in US waters.