Author: Dalvin Brown, USA TODAY

One of the most notable features of a futuristic Honda convertible is the steering wheel, which also lets you start the car, accelerate and brake.

The Navy can still use apps like TikTok on their personal devices if they choose to, but not on iPhones and iPads paid for by the government.

If you type in “Hanukkah 2019” on Monday you’ll find a family toying with dreidels, the four-sided spinning tops played during the Jewish holiday.

The tech giant’s roundup gives us an annual peek into the American psyche, spotlighting which public figures helped to define an era.

After over a decade of scrolling, thumbs-upping, swiping and double-tapping, it’s safe to say that social media isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

A network outage at Verizon and impacted landline and internet customers in parts of the U.S., but the company says it’s been fixed.

Federal agencies are cracking down on backdoor streaming operations. But can watching bootlegged video on the internet get viewers into trouble, too?

Android users now have access to messaging over Wi-Fi connections and modern texting features like read receipts and typing indicators.

Darryl Polo and Luis Villarino, both of Las Vegas, have pleaded guilty to copyright infringement charges for operating iStreamItAll and Jetflix.