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Make your own connected curds with this startup smart cheesemaker.

The backup driver, who was reportedly distracted, could face vehicular manslaughter charges.

We tested out Samsung's new wireless headphones against the AirPods to find out which ones have the best sound, most comfortable fit and best features.

The ISS is set to host a history-making spacewalk in late March, International Women's Month.

The number of "core violations" dropped after doubling last year. Meanwhile, more of Apple's products are made with zero waste.

Privacy International is demanding an investigation after discovering apps are still connected to Facebook.

It may not have all the answers, but this book is a useful reminder of the questions that business leaders need to be asking.

Additionally, Google announced the general availability of Cloud Armor, a DDoS defense and WAF service, and Cloud HSM, a managed hardware security module service.

Microsoft seems to be moving toward simplifying and consolidating its project-management services portfolio by championing its new Project Service.

Rackspace started as a hosting company, played in public cloud, went public and then private and now under CEO Joe Eazor has a more refined mission that's well timed.

Gone are the days of being able to repair everything you come across with a Phillips screwdriver, some duct tape, and maybe a few curse words (OK, the curse words still come in handy). Modern devices mean that you have to have the right tool to do the job, or risk making a bigger problem than you've been asked to fix.

Social commerce is powerful new retail model, creating highly engaged communities around shopping and selling.

Firefox gets another new feature from the Tor Uplift project started in 2016.

Gen Z -- the born-digital generation -- expects a “more human” experience online. So, if this is true, the bigger question for future generations is what it means to be human in a digital world.

Hyundai's bold new Sonata features trick daytime running lamps hidden beneath chromic strips.