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Two new video games look at a world ruined by nuclear war and offer two very different meditations on hope and power.

Hippocamp may have been forged by the fallout of an impact billions of years ago.

Ugly Mugs, a UK-based call screening app that helps workers avoid dangerous clients, is at risk for being shut down.

The booming industry of spyware to spy on romantic partners doesn’t exist in a vacuum: Companies need financial and tech giants to process their payments and advertise their wares.

In this week’s episode of CYBER, Motherboard talks about the complex, underground industry of breaking into iCloud-locked iPhones, which brings together thieves, coders, and hackers from around the world.

Yet again the Apple II community has found something extremely cool to do with the vintage computer.

Three big reasons why BioWare's online mech shooter still feels like it's fighting the player just days before its February 22 wide release.

“The future of our children is terrifying.”

Human computer interfaces are almost never built with transgender people in mind, and continue to reinforce existing biases.

A park safety manager reveals that three buckets of uranium ore were sitting in a museum storage basement, starting in 2000.

Cable giants routinely advertise one rate then charge you another thanks to hidden fees a well-lobbied government refuses to do anything about.

The Hackintosh has become a phenomenon in recent years, despite knotty ethical questions, because Apple’s neglected superfans won’t stop thinking different.