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There are several options available for remotely tracking your phone, but Google’s own Find My Device service is one of the most convenient around.

The state already has ambitious plans to get 1.5 million zero-emission cars on its roads by 2025.

Researchers have discovered an Intel security exploit that could slow down some tasks.

If you pay for a book on Google Play Books, your significant other should be able to read it, too. The same goes for movies, music, and even apps or games—if you make a purchase, everyone in the family should be able to enjoy it. Thanks to Google Family, they can.

Next year will be the perfect time to upgrade your HDTV and make the leap to 4K.

When your phone is your life, the potential of losing essential photos, documents, music and other important things can be devastating.

This holiday season, take the time to help your family members set up Google Photos and protect them from losing important shots.

Looks like you’re on your own, Apple.

Gas use, however, remains persistent.

Our forum users talk about whether or not stock Android is truly better than custom OEM skins.

In 2017, clean power gathered unprecedented momentum. Multiple automakers launched entire families of EVs, including the most exciting one yet, Tesla’s Model 3….

California’s three investor-owned utilities are on track to collectively offer 50 percent of their electricity from renewable resources by 2020.

As 2017 comes to an end, io9 starts to look back at the year that was. In film, at least, the year was excellent. So excellent, in fact, that figuring out the top 10 scifi, superhero, and fantasy films was incredibly difficult. However, while there are at least 25-30 movies from 2017 deserve at least some recognition, ultimately, the cream rises to the top.

The X-Files are real, y’all. No, seriously, here is some wild news for anyone who, like me, cried at the end of Arrival, or perhaps fears that one day aliens will roll on through planet Earth and absolutely wreck our shit.

Wildlife photographer Tibor Kércz would spend a few nights each year camped out in a tent near a tree, hoping to capture photos of little owls and their nestlings. But just before nightfall on one fateful evening, three of the birds flew out onto a short branch. They landed and tried stabilizing themselves… but the owlet on the end began to fall.