Electronics

Experts tone down a news story about the Clinton campaign being urged to challenge results due to possible cyber attack

Mike Pompeo wants to collect bulk data for detailed profiles of anyone who uses the Internet

More than two million healthy people played a game that could detect declining navigation skills, a hallmark of Alzheimer’s

Experts call the technology a “significant achievement,” but critics say the risks may not be justified

The popular claim that “filter bubbles” are why fake news thrives on Facebook is almost certainly wrong

Every one of October’s widely reported hacks was achieved using a surprisingly simple e-mail deception technique called “spear-phishing”

No matter what a tech company invents, everyone knows they didn’t really invent it

Patent data show that companies have very different strategies for invention

Why electronic screens keep you awake at night and what you can do about it

The device splits sounds without digital help

Phones and tablets work pretty much the same way no matter who makes them, and it's not good for consumers

More than two dozen states offer some form of internet voting, but it often means waiving the right to a secret ballot