Technology

In July, astute Reddit users noticed an odd pattern among the recent winners of T-Mobile’s “T-Mobile Tuesdays” sweepstakes. A disproportionate number of the public winners were located in the tiny township of Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.

Uber Pass, the subscription service that the company first introduced in 2018, is now available nationwide — minus California.

Election officials say it’s nearly impossible to commit voter fraud by mail. Getting people to doubt the legitimacy of the whole process is much easier.

HUNDREDS of ambulances in the UK are still using devices that run on defunct Windows operating systems, making them more vulnerable to cyberattacks. The WannaCry ransomware that knocked out computers at dozens of hospitals in 2017 took advantage of a similar vulnerability.

When a political convention becomes socially distanced, does the party know how use technology to its fullest? I asked a webcasting expert.

For once, we’re seeing a positive change within the realm of Android upgrades — but we aren’t out of the woods yet.

Researchers around the world are on the hunt to find cheaper, better lithium-ion battery materials to power large scale machines, such as electric vehicles. One of their goals is to find alternative lithium-metal-oxide electrodes to those containing cobalt, an element common within phone and laptop batteries but too expensive and […]

Humans are innately capable of performing complex movements with their hands via the articulation of their endoskeletal structure. These movements are made possible by ligaments and tendons that are elastically connected to a fairly rigid bone structure.

Tower fans are the unsung heroes of a summer stuck at home — so we tested a bunch out to find our favorites. Here’s what we recommend.