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Starbucks is adding a new Alexa skill for re-ordering your favorite coffee order from devices like Amazon's Echo, and launching a "My Starbucks Barista" voice assistant inside of the Starbucks mobile app.
Technology industry heavyweights are speaking out and taking action against President Trump's immigration ban, which is affecting employees at Google, Apple and other US firms.
Uber makes a move that offends opponents of President Trump's controversial executive order.
Researchers at the Salk Institute have created something that could lead to human tissue production one day.
Scientists have moved the hands of the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight.
The sleek, blue suit is lighter and more flexible, with touch screen friendly gloves, and a helmet attached like a hoodie.
Astronomers nickname the asteroid "Rerun," but hopefully next time it flies by, it'll be a bit farther away from our planet.
Overheating that could lead to burns or fires forces HP to recall batteries in a number of laptops.
Amazon boldly goes where no smart speaker has gone before - by letting you speak to it like the computer aboard the Starship Enterprise.
CNET's Jessica Dolcourt explains what went wrong with the batteries in the Note 7 and what to expect from future phones like the rumored Galaxy S8.
Lucasfilm revealed the official title of the sequel to "The Force Awakens" on the starwars.com website, along with its December release date.
The former Android leader spent the last 3.5 years on a mission to bring global fame to the Chinese phone maker, Xiaomi. He says living in China has taken a toll on his health.
The phone was plagued by two separate battery manufacturing faults that affected the first and second shipments of the doomed Galaxy Note 7.
Bridget Carey finds a sweet way to illustrate Samsung's findings on why the Galaxy Note 7 overheated, and what the company is doing to prevent future battery failures.
President Donald Trump has been issued an unidentified handset that's been approved by the Secret Service. But can it still tweet?