
NASA's Moon Surface Simulation Could Help In Possible Return There
Before NASA can return people to the moon, it first has to test technology to keep astronauts safe.
Before NASA can return people to the moon, it first has to test technology to keep astronauts safe.
You can now remove things like your address, phone number and signature from Google. Here’s a step-by-step guide to protect your personal information.
Cybersecurity experts told Newsy the relief program is particularly lucrative to scammers because it offers a huge target for information and money.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk plans to lay off nearly 7,500 Twitter workers, according to The Washington Post.
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Netflix confirmed that it will begin charging accounts that share passwords early next year. Here’s how much your bill could increase.
The recommendations are contained in a report examining the role of online platforms in the May 14 attack at a Tops Friendly Market.
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Parlement Technologies and West, legally known as Ye, said the acquisition should be completed this year, but details on the price were not revealed.
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Early Friday, Musk tweeted that it was costing SpaceX $20 million a month to support Ukraine’s communications needs.
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The aviation industry is bullish on a future where travel takes half as long. That means New York to London in under four hours. So what will it take?
Newsy has learned Maryland missed a key deadline in the rollout of new ancestry DNA privacy rules, another sign of trouble for the stalled law.
Experts are worried, based on Musk’s comments on how speech should be moderated on social media.
From dropping quarters into arcades to strapping on a virtual reality headset, the way we play video games is always changing.
| Matt Picht and Jennifer Smart
The judge gave Elon Musk and Twitter until Oct. 28 to close the deal, or a trial originally set for Oct. 17 will happen in November.
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As Americans get ready for midterm elections, many social media platforms are tightening up on cybersecurity to protect voters.
Florida officials have warned people to be wary of fake charity funds spread through social media.
Democrats facing tough midterms races have largely avoided appearing with President Biden as his approval rating has slumped.
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One doctor says she sees posts on social media all too often that are spreading false information.
The Tesla CEO has proposed to follow through with a deal to buy the social media platform for $54.20 per share, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday.
| AP and Bianca Facchinei and Scripps News Staff
QR codes are great for concert tickets and sporting events, but are they practical for city buses and subways?
Video games can reach a vastly broad audience. But deeply-rooted mechanics and stereotypes can still create a barrier to entry for some players.
Both sides have postponed their depositions ahead of an October trial that will decide who's at fault for the collapse of Musk's bid to buy Twitter.
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A trial is set to begin Oct. 17 that will decide whether the Tesla CEO must follow through with his $44 billion proposal to buy Twitter.
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There's a long-standing tradition of amateur game developers tinkering with the content of finished games.
| Matt Picht and Jennifer Smart
A very small group of just several hundred Americans is trying an at-home medical treatment involving electrical stimulation of part of the brain.
Video games and movies have many things in common, but efforts to adapt franchises from one medium to another have historically been met with failure.
| Casey Mendoza and Matt Picht and Jennifer Smart
Apps like Sanas are helping smooth communication by removing accent barriers that can lead to misunderstandings.
New AI technology for call centers can essentially remove foreign accents on phone calls, but does this perpetuate discrimination issues?
TikTok's chief operating officer and other social media executives commented on national security concerns in a Wednesday Congressional hearing.
The amount of misinformation — and the ease with which it can be found — is especially troubling given TikTok's popularity with young people.
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Former head of Twitter security Peiter Zatko explained the company has previously employed foreign agents.