At least not if it's anything like adaptive cruise control or collision avoidance systems.

The publisher of the Wall Street Journal is holding "very advanced" discussions with Facebook.

The country is considering a law that would fine social networks for failure to remove hate speech.

The rhythm-RPG hybrid's earworms are a perfect fit for its zany premise.

The design allows for more a more natural and ergonomic experience.

The AI assistant will respond graphically to questions about music, the weather and to do lists.

It must get lonely down there.

Which could point to the future of how countries deal with critical data.

Imagine booking a room for a week to marathon 'Game of Thrones' before the next season starts.

You're probably still better off getting a Moto G5, though.

It's big enough to act like a full-length mirror.

In celebration of German-born visual artist Oskar Fischinger.

Facebook is testing profile picture guard in India.

Apple's misplaced paranoia and a Sega flashback.

It uses math and optical sensors to simulate the effect of a lens.

Apple will design new iPad and iPhone graphics chips without licensing PowerVR tech.

The monsters caught with cheating tools may also not behave normally.

Twist promises collaboration without the constant pings of its rivals.