Widow loses life savings in romance scam that started on a gaming appSpecial Agent Sarah Lewis with the FBI Baltimore Field Office said there is a recipe that romance scammers follow and points out red flags to notice.
Ethics group calls for probe into Elon Musk's Neuralink brain implantThe group claims Musk made false statements about the safety of the device after several test monkeys died due to complications.
Why young people are more prone to online scams than boomers areWhile baby boomers lost more money to scams, members of Gen Z said they were more likely to fall victim to identity theft and phishing scams.
New app lets you rent private bathrooms on-demand 'like Uber'Users can expect to pay $15 for 15 minutes of time inside a 'Restspace," which connects people needing a bathroom with nearby hosts.
E-bikes are surging in popularity while fire risk growsE-bikes are transforming cities and encouraging outdoor activity, but their batteries present a growing fire risk.
MGM Resorts back online 10 days after cyberattackUp until now, people had not been able to make hotel and casino reservations online. Previously, guests couldn't use their room keys.
Digital health care helping patients with cancer cut medical costsIn a world of algorithms and AI, digital health leaders say technology can do more to help cancer patients.
Amazon limits self-publishers to 3 books per day, citing AI concernsAmazon said it would be "lowering the volume limits" for direct publishing, according to an announcement on its Kindle community page.
Hundreds of flying taxis will soon be test-soaring in this stateFlying taxis are being built in Ohio, and the products are expected to be available for commercial use in the next few years.
Social media impulse buying appears to be a growing phenomenonA survey from Bankrate shows that nearly half of social media users admitted to making impulse purchase.
This facility will be the first to mass produce human-like robotsThe 70,000-square-foot facility, called RoboFab, is set to open later this year and is expected to produce thousands of robots.
Elon Musk addresses why he plans to start charging all X usersX currently charges $8 a month for some of its premium features, but it could soon charge everyone just to access the site.
Apple warns journalists in Russia their phones are being targetedJournalists at several Russian media outlets had their phones compromised. It's not immediately clear who was behind the spyware attacks.
What happens to your digital assets when you die?Digital assets include everything from your iCloud files, if you have an iPhone or Mac, to the information saved on your Amazon account.
Apple's iOS 17 is out. Here are the new privacy and safety featuresOne of the features in the newest operating system from Apple tells your friends when you've made it home safely.
The psychology behind why kids try viral internet challengesScripps News talked to doctors to explore why kids are drawn to such challenges and ways parents can ensure their safety.
Driverless taxis leave San Francisco divided over safety concernsPeople say they don't feel the technology is where it needs to be in order for these cars to operate in the city.
How can you protect yourself from being a victim of a cyberattack?Recent casino hacks come as the U.S. Defense Department outlined its cybersecurity strategy, making it clear that cyberspace is the new warzone.
MGM Resorts still reeling from 'cybersecurity issue'The company is not able to accept reservations online, but it says gaming, dining and entertainment offerings are operational.
Cyberattack blamed for outages at hospitals in Illinois, WisconsinThe attack brought down phone services and online tools that patients use to monitor their records.
Remote blood pressure monitoring helps new moms keep track of healthNew technology aims to connect doctors and new moms via text message to share vital blood pressure information and catch problems early.
TikTok hit with $368 million fine for failing to protect child privacyThe fine comes from Ireland's Data Protection Commission, citing violations during the second half of 2020.
iPhone 12 sales banned in France because it emits too much radiationA French government agency issued a recall order for the iPhone 12 after it failed a test for electromagnetic waves that the body can absorb.
AI chatbot that provides information about abortion goes liveThe chatbot known as Charley can provide users with information about abortion restrictions in their state and where the nearest provider is located.
In a split Congress, artificial intelligence is one area of agreementThe technology community has, so far, seemed to welcome the opportunity to work with lawmakers on a responsible path forward.
The end of cable clutter: Apple adopts USB-C for iPhone 15The tech giant is finally embracing USB-C — and plans to do away with its exclusive lightning charger.
| Emily Grossberg and Ben Schamisso
All you need to know about Apple's new iPhone 15 lineupSome new features users will surely notice is that Apple is changing the charging cable yet again, and now doing away with the ringer switch.
Google's dominance challenged in biggest antitrust trial in decadesAttorneys are trying to prove Google rigged the market in its favor by locking its search engine in as the default choice on many devices.
Magic Ink: The tattoo that can be turned on and offA University of Colorado Boulder assistant professor teamed up with a famous tattoo artist to explore disappearing tattoo ink.
Companies plan to build largest image-based AI model to fight cancerUp to 4 million digitized microscopy slides of different types of cancer will reportedly be used in the project.
