
Norway’s prime minister, Erna Solberg, was caught playing Pokémon Go during an Oct. 4 parliamentary debate, the Guardian reported.

Norway’s prime minister, Erna Solberg, was caught playing Pokémon Go during an Oct. 4 parliamentary debate, the Guardian reported.

Hanging out with your friends thousands of miles away doesn’t have to mean an expensive ticket and long flight.

Apple has been readying itself for the home button’s demise for a while.

This is why we can’t have nice things, internet.

Google on Oct. 4 unveiled a wide range of new devices and services at an event in San Francisco, in what the company is calling the largest hardware announcement in its history. The new devices seemingly put Apple’s iPhones and Amazon’s Echo home hub right in the company’s sights.

Facebook is giving users with slow internet their own version of Messenger.

Across North America, iPhone owners have become increasingly disgruntled by the device’s spotty touchscreen functionality.

A wrong landing could be all it takes to break a robot.

Africa’s wildlife is in a constant state of danger.

The iPal can entertain kids for hours on end.

From the heart of war-torn Syria, the voice of a little girl is giving the world a glimpse of life under siege in Aleppo.

16-year-old Kiara Nirghin has a solution for southern Africa’s food shortage.

India is all for reselling used phones—as long as they’re not coming in from other countries.

Apple is betting that if it’s going to really succeed in the enterprise space, it needs partners.

Blackberry is finally hanging up on its phone business.

The US Senate and House voted overwhelmingly today, Sept. 28, to override president Obama’s veto of a controversial bill about the victims of terror attacks.

If you’ve got some cash to spare (and maybe haven’t gotten as many matches as you’d like so far) you’ll soon be able to pay to be at the front of the line on Tinder—for 30 minutes, at least.

There have been reports since this summer from around the US of people dressed in clown costumes yielding weapons and trying to lure children. They struck in South Carolina in late August, where authorities were on high alert after some children said clowns were trying to lure them into the woods. Investigations haven’t turned up suspects yet.

The city of Moscow is getting rid of Microsoft.

The London Sperm Bank is now taking orders for customized dads in the UK.

Alex Klein’s 6-year-old cousin posed a challenge in front of him three years ago: “I want to make my own computer. But it has to be as simple and fun as Lego so no one teaches me how to do it.”

Donald Trump’s dismal analysis of the trade deals that the US has struck with the rest of the world held up better than Hillary Clinton’s justifications at the first presidential debate on Sept. 26.

Donald Trump is hardly known for being a man of his word.

Ahead of entering the on-demand video market in India, Amazon is loading up its war chest with big names from Bollywood.