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It wasn't easy, but Google rolled out patches to its services, and you didn't even notice.

The idea of a battery that never runs out of power is far more science fiction than science fact — but one company at CES thinks they can build exactly that, thanks to wireless charging.

LG has declared its out of the yearly flagship phone release cycle, preferring to concentrate on retaining form factors for a longer period of time.

We've known for years that there is at least some water ice on Mars, but it's been hard to pin down where it is and how easy it would be to extract. New data from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter indicates it could be almost everywhere.

CES is always an overwhelming cacophony of sights and sounds, but a few images always stand out. Here are a few of our favorites from this year's show.

The signals from FRB 121102 appear to be "twisted" in a way that indicates a very extreme stellar environment.

AMD has clarified its own weaknesses against Spectre and Meltdown. One week later, things aren't quite as rosy as AMD hoped they'd be.

IBM is firing over 10,000 workers and reassigning 30,000 more as part of yet another round of downsizing and reassignment.

The latest beta version of its custom "OxygenOS" Android build was sending user clipboard data to a server in China. Oops.

Samsung has found a way to turn up the speed on HBM2 dramatically without needing a voltage increase. Could this be the turning point for the standard?

President Trump has issued a pair of executive orders aimed at helping rural Americans receive broadband service, but his instructions will only apply to a relatively small number of people and could make the actual problem worse.

Nissan's B2V technology — brain-to-vehicle — captures and decodes the driver's brain waves. It can give the car up to a half-second advance notice of the driver's intentions.