Google's first concern is itself and its clients. But its services are so useful I don't really mind when it screws me.

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As Australia's esports scene continues to thrive, star players like Sydney's Jordan “Only” Middleton are finding they can turn pro without the traditional need to move overseas.

Scientists have got a sneak peek into the kitchen and medicine cabinets of Neanderthals by examining the DNA of the stuff stuck on and between their teeth. What they found smashes common misconceptions of the cavemen.

A strange conversation with the chatbot built into Microsoft’s search engine shows it is not ready for human contact - or maybe we aren’t ready for it.

I was raised in a house designed to keep us safe when doomsday came, but now I live in one filled with idiot AI assistants and incompetent cleaners.

While we know intellectually that everything we do online is recorded, we often still act as though our conversations are ephemeral.

A retro-styled adventure about dashing around a mountain and dealing with crippling anxiety, Celeste is an incredibly special game.

The disc-free Xbox One S could give a glimpse at what Microsoft has planned for the next generation.

Technology is the cause of, and the solution to, some of the grossest and most germ-filled objects in your life.

If you've been waiting for your old reliable MacBook Air to get the one upgrade it really needed — a nicer screen — this new version will make you very happy.

This adorably tiny PlayStation is a great way to play some interesting games from the mid-'90s, but its issues make it tough to recommend to everyone.

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What photographers of all skill levels need to know about Apple's upcoming $1800+ smartphone.

Traditional automotive manufacturers, including Audi, Ford, GM, VW, Toyota & and Nissan all expect self-driving, or autonomous cars to be on the market between 2019 and 2021. What could possibly go wrong?