AJ Dellinger

Security flaws Meltdown and Spectre pose major threats to just about every computer from the last two decades. Here is how to protect against the attacks.

Popular daily fantasy sports platform FanDuel will offer prizes in Bitcoin for its Bitcoin Bowl contests centered around the NFL playoffs.

Dating site eHarmony had an advertisement banned by British advertising regulators over claims that its service is backed by science.

More than a decade's worth of Intel processors have been plagued by a security flaw—an the fix for it could slow down machines.

A prominent tech analyst is predicting that Amazon will purchase Target in 2018 and suggested the deal could cost more than $40 billion.

A hacking tool called Spotify Cracker is being used by hackers to compromise thousands of Spotify accounts at once.

Hackers working for the North Korean government are reportedly hijacking computers and using them to mine for cryptocurrencies.

After mentioning blockchain in a press release, Hooters parent company Chanticleer Holdings saw its stock skyrocket.

Comcast, one of the largest broadband internet providers in the United States, is preparing to increase the cost of its internet service for subscribers in 2018.

The Federal Trade Commission reported complaints about robocalls reached a new high in 2017. Here's how to block the unwanted calls from ringing your phone.

Ethereum had a banner year in 2017. Will the cryptocurrency continue its growth in 2018? Experts weigh in.

While a number of Spotify users have reported receiving third-party emails about a possible breach, the streaming music service says it has not been hacked.

After admitting to slowing down older iPhones in an attempt to preserve the battery, Apple is offering consumers $29 replacement batteries for a year.

A Singaporean bike-sharing company called oBike is launching its own cryptocurrency that can be mined by riding bikes.

Tim Cook, who enjoyed an uptick in his take-home pay in 2017, is required by Apple's board of directors to fly private at all times.

Snapchat is exploring the possibility of taking its Stories feature outside of its app and making them available on other platforms with a feature called "Stories Everywhere."

Ramzan Kadyrov, the Head of the Chechen Republic, was banned from Facebook and Instagram after U.S. agencies imposed travel and financial sanctions on the Russian national.

The WattUp wireless charger, which can charge devices from up to three feet away, received approval from the Federal Communications Commission. When will the WattUp wireless charger be available?

The 2017 holiday season brought tons of sales—and is now expected to produce more than $90 billion worth of returns.

Walmart, Amazon, Hobby Lobby, Menards, Costco and other large retailers are offering sales for post-holiday shoppers.

The cryptocurrency set record after record as its value skyrocketed. Then it sank. What’s next?

Dealing with failed gifts is a time-honored way to spend the days after Christmas. Here are the return policies for the biggest retailers.

The cryptocurrency's price spike left many investors feeling that they'd waited too long. Does Friday's fall mean you should invest now? Experts weigh in.

After a year of seemingly exponential growth, Bitcoin's value fell below $13,000 Friday. Ethereum, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash tanked, too.

Two Romanian nationals were arrested this week and are accused of hacking into Washington, D.C. surveillance cameras to spread ransomware.

[hold for tech editor] After revealing that it slows older devices to help make them last longer, Apple has been hit with a class action lawsuit.

Telecommunications associations have agreed to the first set of hardware specifications for 5G networks, allowing manufacturers to start preparing for the next-generation networks.

An iced tea company saw its stock surge Thursday after it announced that it was changing its name to Long Blockchain Corporation.

Apple addressed the ongoing controversy that accuses the company of "throttling" old iPhones in order to make consumers buy newer devices by explaining how it handles power demands on older devices.