Samsung's Folding Galaxy Smartphone Concept Bends All the Rules
At a developer event today, Samsung showed off a smartphone with a folding screen that points to a possible future for mobile computing.
At a developer event today, Samsung showed off a smartphone with a folding screen that points to a possible future for mobile computing.
Washington voters will likely shoot down a ballot initiative that would tax carbon emissions, but carbon pricing is still likely to reach the US.
Major environmental ballot measures passed in Florida and Nevada, but not in Washington and Arizona.
Forget haggis, whisky, and 'Braveheart.' This photo gallery shows the real Scotland—a country in eco-transition.
The new device has a sleeker design, more storage, an updated processor—and now it’s waterproof.
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This month, HawkEye360 will send up satellites that monitor the radio transmissions of ships, planes and other things on Earth, allowing them to be tracked by their communications.
Elon Musk's Model 3 is the 19th best-selling vehicle in the country, as 15-year-old Tesla moves beyond its niche.
The tech industry faces a notably less cozy environment in the Senate after election night, but the biggest changes could come under a Democratic House.
A win for marijuana in Michigan, Utah, and Missouri may foreshadow a win for cannabis nationwide.
Americans watched their voting technology break down right in front of their eyes—or on social media—Tuesday, but it's too soon to tell if the problems reached historic proportions.
Here's how engineers might have deliberately derailed it.
The outcomes of these contests could shape issues like net neutrality, data privacy, and the tech industry’s business practices for years to come.
Voting machines in one polling place had no power cords. The problems follow a big purge of voter rolls by the secretary of state, who is running for governor.
If Democrats take back the House on Tuesday, it will have been against all odds thanks to gerrymandering that has skewed so heavily toward Republicans.