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With all the different apps and services Google offers, you’ve got no shortage of choices for how to get in touch with people, ranging from a simple email… by Stephen Schenck in Applications, Google, News

Roughly 87 million people had their Facebook data stolen by the political research firm Cambridge Analytica. And starting today, Facebook will finally notify the people who had their information scooped up. About 70 million are in the US, while the rest are primarily in the UK, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Great-sounding music is made easy with a Chromecast Audio. And you’ll save a fistful of dollars, too.

You can restrict Windows Update’s download speed on Windows 10. Some applications also let you limit their bandwidth. But, for applications that don’t have that built in, you’ll need third-party software.

There are many, many music subscriptions out there vying for your time, your tunes, and of course your money, but which one best fits your tastes, your tech, and your wallet? Time to find out!

For every kilowatt-hour of electricity consumed, a kilowatt-hour of renewable energy is added to the grid.

A company called Nectome is developing a technology designed to preserve the brain so the human mind can be uploaded to supercomputers in the future.

“Machine learning” and “neural network” are familiar terms to anyone who follows what Google is up to these days, but they may not be the most accessible o… by Jason Hahn in Games, Google, News, Videos

For years, Taiwan-based Foxconn has been best-known for manufacturing Apple products, but it also builds countless other consumer electronics. Today, one o… by Corbin Davenport in Legal, News

Acer has introduced the first Chrome OS tablet, but don’t expect to buy one — it’s meant for schools.

With the rapid pace of releases pumping out new Chromebooks on a regular basis it’s hard to say what’s “the best,” but every so often we need to put our collective feet down and make a list — these are the best Chromebooks available.

The TransWorld Halloween & Attractions trade show is going on in St. Louis right now, and if for some reason you thought last year’s It remake wasn’t terrifying enough, come Halloween you can put this demonic, animatronic Pennywise clown on your front lawn, which includes a screaming, one-armed version of Georgie in its clutches.

‘Siren’ is a digital personality who was created using real-time motion capture.

This is something I see way too often: some guy uses the toilet, walks up to the sink, trickles some water onto his fingers, shakes them off, then walks out of the restroom. Yuck. That does almost nothing, you impatient, gross monster.

If you’re even remotely anxious about flying, don’t watch this video without a change of pants close at hand.

One of the perks of using Google Chrome on all of your devices is the ability to sync your autofill data such as your address and credit card number between all of your devices. But what if you mov…

YouTube is making live streaming from desktops as simple as visiting its website and clicking “Go live.” This web-based livestream obviates the need for special software or extra setup,…

There are some great mesh systems to choose from; which is the right one for you?