SPOKANE, Wash. -- Artificial Intelligence technology is expanding in the Inland Northwest. Many people already rely on A.I. using their smartphones, Alexa and at the self-checkout, but local developers want to…
Shares in SoftBank fell as much as 4% in Tokyo on Thursday after the company reported worse than expected losses for the third quarter.
Staring at signs and menus while frantically typing words into a smartphone has become part and parcel of traveling for many.
At one time, the staggering success of the iPhone helped catapult Apple to become the world's most valuable company. Now, its lackluster smartphone sales are dragging down Apple's business.
Soylent is making a play for the mainstream.
The photo is undeniably cute: a mom and a dad — he with a stubbly beard and rimless glasses, she with choppy brown hair and a wide grin — goofing around and eating ice cream with their two toddler daughters.
There's some good news and bad news about those pesky robocalls.
You may be used to thinking of luxury cars as big and ultra-roomy, but Genesis, the luxury automaker spun off from South Korea's Hyundai a few years ago, unveiled something Tuesday night on a much smaller scale.
Uber now lets women drivers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia opt to pick up women passengers.
Apple and Qualcomm on Tuesday agreed to dismiss all of the legal battles between the two companies around the world.
Walmart is serious about giving Amazon a run for its money online. It's so determined that the company bought a startup to help it compete in an unexpected business: online advertising.
Fed up with hearing from wannabe-Instagram "influencers" asking for free stuff in exchange for publicity, the owner of a beach club in the Philippines decided to take a stand.
Verizon has pulled ahead in the US race to launch 5G, the next generation of ultra-fast wireless connections.
Billions of robocalls are vexing Americans — and it's not slowing down.
At the same time Apple was promoting its new streaming TV offerings Monday, it pushed a massive amount of security fixes along with its newest operating system -- 51 to be exact.
The history of Hollywood has been punctuated by infusions of new money and players looking to get into show business. Yet the latest wave of tech giants muscling in on the content game invites new questions about how studios will adapt -- and whether the new blood reflects a boon to them or an existential threat.
Court documents unsealed Tuesday reveal the breadth of technical information federal investigators were permitted to collect on President Donald Trump's former fixer Michael Cohen.
This week started with Facebook wrongfully removing ads critical of Facebook and ended with the company failing to immediately catch and remove an apparent livestream of a deadly attack.
At 8:07 p.m. on Monday evening in San Francisco, a man was spotted shooting a gun at streetlights.
Volkswagen's ID Buggy, an electric dune buggy concept, was an eye-catching presence at this week's Geneva International Motor Show. The most surprising thing about it, though, is that VW might actually put it into production.
Most parents feel pretty safe letting their children watch YouTube Kids, the child-friendly version of the video platform.
Tesla had a good end to a very tough week.
Royal Dutch Shell is making a bet on home battery storage as it tries to boost its sustainable energy business.
UK telecoms group BT has seen no evidence that technology from China's Huawei poses a security risk.
