For a mere $10, a hacker can purchase a login that could grant access to an airport's building security and video surveillance systems. It's already happened once.
Nvidia shares dipped on Wednesday after the firm announced that it would be joining forces with Daimler and Bosch to bring fully automated and driverless vehicles to city streets.
It’s been an outstanding run for technology, and especially semiconductors. Given the important role the industry plays in our economy, it probably has legs.
Many analysts and investors alike are looking for the sweet spot in earnings, and Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included five major technology analyst calls that were having an impact on the shares.
Will the pain touch Apple? Color me cautiously skeptical.
BMO's Tim Long forecasts a 21% year-over-year decline in June quarter iPhone unit sales.
In a world where smartphone growth has peaked and the market has become saturated and very well established, many investors wonder what the next driver will be for the mighty Apple.
Five Republican House members just discovered that tech companies play fast and loose with users' location data.
24/7 Wall St. was curious to see just how much Groupon might actually fetch from an acquirer. Unfortunately, some shareholders might be disappointed by the price.
Social media giant Twitter has whittled down its user accounts by some 70 million over the past two months by purging fake and suspicious accounts. Investors are concerned.
The HomePod, according to this research firm's projections, will be lucky to break 10% by 2022.
Amazon's Prime Day is a week away and the company has already begun rolling out some early-bird savings with more likely to come before the official start.
"In Palo Alto where the homeless population grew by 26% last year, 41% of them say it is their first time."
Seen through Chinese AR headgear, the future of facial recognition looks grim.
Beanbag chairs and iPad-controlled coffee dispensers, sure. But granite ceilings?
