AJ Dellinger

Ford-owned ridesharing service Chariot plans to expand its services to eight cities—including outside of the United States—in 2017, the company announced at the Detroit Auto Show.

The United States Federal Aviation Administration is researching systems that detect and defend against drones, the organization announced at CES 2017.

Amazon, FreshDirect, and other online grocers will begin accepting food stamps as part of a pilot program in partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture.

Wearable company Misfit, which was acquired in 2015 by watch maker Fossil, unveiled its first ever smartwatch at CES 2017.

After failing to reach its goals for revenue and profit, Apple has cut Tim Cook's salary by $1.5 million, marking a 15 percent reduction in his compensation.

At CES 2017, French startup PIQ Sport Intelligence and boxing company Everlast announced a partnership that will produce an artificial intelligence wearable device designed to help boxers analyze their performance in real time.

At CES 2017, T-Mobile announced it was doing away with fees that add to the overall cost of its unlimited data plans. The company is simplifying its unlimited data plan offering and making sure the price advertised is the price consumers pay.

Google-owned artificial intelligence company DeepMind secretly took its Go-playing AI AlphaGo online. It won 50 straight games against human competitors.

A former Snapchat employee is claiming the company lied to investors and was fired for being a whistleblower, according to a lawsuit. Snapchat denies his claims.

Reflexion Interactive Technologies unveiled the Reflexion Edge at CES 2017. The portable and affordable device present the promise of quick concussion detection that may help improve the health of athletes.

Apple had decided to remove the New York Times app from its App Store in China, apparently in an effort to comply with a request from Chinese authorities.

AT&T is using its DirecTV Now streaming TV service to test the limitations of 5G technology.

A new feature rumored to be in the next iOS update called Theater Mode will dim the display to allow users to text in dark places.

California Congressman Scott Peters pushed back against new House rules on Tuesday that will fine representatives who live stream or take photos on the House floor.

Tesla reported its fourth quarter earnings for 2016 and revealed it fell short of its target goal for vehicle deliveries.

Mattel is building an Amazon Echo-style device specifically for kids called Aristotle.

Apple has held back on adding touch screen features to its laptops, but a new device from AirBar adds the capability to the MacBook Air.

Governments shut down the internet on more than 50 occasions in 2016 in attempts to censor citizens, impact elections, and hide atrocities.

The Iranian government has banned 'Clash of Clans' over fears the mobile game promotes violence and "tribal conflict."

Vaping is on the rise among teens, and many are using e-cigarettes for substances other than nicotine.

In a conversation with Twitter users, company CEO Jack Dorsey said he believed the platform needed to give users the ability to edit tweets after posting them.

Congressional Republicans are proposing a new rule that would levy fines against Congressional representatives who live stream or post photos from the floor of the House, a move that may be in response to an anti-gun violence sit-in hosted by Democrats last year.

Analysts suggest Samsung managed to maintain a loyal following despite the recall of the Galaxy Note 7.

Singapore will begin collecting iris scans from its citizens in 2017 as part of an expansion of its government identity program.

Fund managers are underweighting Apple stock in their portfolios, indiciating they may believe the company is going to underperform in 2017.

Facebook collects tons of data about its users, but it's also purchasing personal information like annual income and offline shopping habits from data brokers.

A software engineer found his family's LG TV running Google TV compromised by ransomware on Christmas day. The virus demanded a $500 fee be paid before unlocking the TV.

The Food and Drug Administration has issued a guidance for medical device manufacturers to help improve cyber security protocol and thwart future cyberattacks.

T-Mobile has become the first major mobile carrier in the U.S. to issue an update that will shut down the remaining Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices to prevent further explosions.