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ZTE is banned from purchasing products from US suppliers following its failure to punish employees who conspired to break US embargoes against Iran, North Korea.

It might be a year or two before you can even buy a car that supports this feature, though. The same goes for smartphones, unless you buy from Google.

This phone has a dual camera system, a bigger battery, and a 4K display. That's a lot of pixels on a smartphone.

Yahoo and AOL's parent company, Oath, has made several changes to its privacy policy designed to give it more latitude when selling and combining user data.

Sega is bringing out a new Mega Drive Mini to celebrate its 30th anniversary, but we don't know who is building the hardware yet — and given ATGames' mixed track record, that matters.

The next generation of digital broadcast standards will introduce new user-hostile, anti-privacy tracking methods, including the ability to know exactly what you watch and when you watch it.

The launch is currently scheduled for April 16 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

In a new feat of machine learning magic, Google Research has developed a system that can replicate the "cocktail party effect," where your brain focuses on a single audio source in a crowded room.

AMD's new second-generation Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 5 CPUs are now available for preorder.

According to NASA administrator Robert Lightfoot, NASA now plans to use the Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage for early manned flights.

This program scans the drive for files you might want to transmit, and then it manipulates the CPU's power usage, altering the amount of current the computer draws.

I admit that in the grand scheme of things that could go wrong in tech these days, I wasn't quite expecting this one.