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"I don't think that's the way the railroad should be run," says Apple CEO Tim Cook on Obama administration.

Nine tech executives and Silicon Valley politicians have taken sides so far.

The days of frantically stuffing your soaked smartphone into bowls of rice may be over.

Ad blockers and tech titans clashed over the use of ad-blocking apps at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.

"The focus on Uber is a distraction from the availability of guns in the hands of people who perhaps shouldn't have such easy access."

Both Republicans and Democrats agree Apple should unlock the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone.

The U.S. and the EU have been on rocky grounds regarding privacy since the Snowden revelations.

The Department of Justice calls Apple's fight against opening an encrypted smartphone "a public brand marketing strategy."

Any hoverboard on the streets is unsafe, says the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

"I'm telling ya, if there is a bomb threat in Silicon Valley, they will be unlocking phones left and right."

FCC decided on Thursday to have the potentially industry-changing rule examined over the next few months.

The First Amendment and a less-recognized law from 1789 are the two factors in contention.

Music fans downloaded "The Life of Pablo" more than 500,000 times in the first 24 hours of its release.

For an extra boost while riding, consider these three models.

Using motorcycle riders to collect cash payments is one big difference with Pakistani startups.

Recent troubles in Zenefits and Theranos highlight it can use more zen and patience in their approach.

The ENCRYPT Act of 2016 has bipartisan support in Congress.

Marc Andreessen landed himself in hot water on Twitter on Tuesday night.

So far, CEO Jack Dorsey has not been able to deliver on his promise to get Twitter back on track.

Distributors of foam-tipped arrows have significant leverage in LARP warfare for their strategic importance in battle and practicality in not killing people.

The bundle will include the headset, sensor, remote an Xbox One controller, two games and an Oculus-ready PC.

Indian regulators side with net neutrality activists in arguing Free Basics program will give Facebook the power to give preferential treatment over others.

New CEO Jeff Glueck steps in at a time when Foursquare is getting squeezed by Yelp and Facebook.

Twitter has closed down 125,000 accounts promoting extremism since last year.

Short answer: It still serves a lot of pages and it sells a lot of ads.

Mayor de Blasio announced this won't cost an additional dime for the city.

Magic Leap says the extra cash can help accelerate bringing its products to the public.

To many San Franciscans, the L in Super Bowl L stands for "Lose."

Dystopian New York City never looked more beautiful.

Wall Street set up sky-high expectations that even Amazon's best-ever records could not reach.