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Neuroscientist and Starmind founder Pascal Kaufmann explains how artificial general intelligence will need brain technology and machine learning to create human cyborgs.

Are your salespeople having trouble landing big tech deals? Here are five strategies to help them close sales and land whales.

Excel spreadsheets often end up with blank rows and cells when you import data, and they can make your spreadsheet disorganized and can bloat the size of your file. Here’s a quick fix.

There’s already a big market for machine vision, and it’s going to get bigger. Here are five basic things to know about it.

A tech enthusiast has built a board that apes the Raspberry Pi using a processor dating from the 1970s.

Apple’s 2017 Worldwide Developer Conference featured its usual software upgrades to macOS and iOS, but it also got a slew of hardware announcements as well.

Don’t let your device fall prey to ransomware. Follow these easy tips.

From battery memory to a deep freeze, here are some common battery myths and the reality behind them.

Apple has work to do to make up for lost ground with professional Mac users in recent years. TechRepublic’s Jason Hiner looks at what Apple needs to do to win them over.

Need to update your iOS device? Here are a few steps to make it dead simple.

The prototype is the next step in turning The Machine research project into a product. Here’s a look at HPE’s memory-driven efforts.

Want to access the dark web safely and securely? Here’s how to do it with Tails, the Linux distro run from a USB drive.

Looking forward to the next Apple keynote? Here’s how to stream it live.

The smartphone market is slowing, cloud adoption is rising, and voice interactions with tech devices keeps getting bigger.

Hyperloop, the brainchild of Elon Musk, could get passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in an hour. Here are some things to know about it.

The new 18 core, 36 thread i9 7980XE is a beastly processor.

The new Essential PH-1 is a minimalist Android device with a tough body: It’s made from titanium and ceramic.

Microsoft Research is testing a pair of glasses that look and feel like a regular pair, but with lenses that project holograms.