John McAfee hasn’t had anything to do with the dreaded McAfee Antivirus for more than 15 years, but that isn’t stopping him from “explaining” how get rid of it in the absolute best way possible.

It was only a matter of time: Tesla issued its first recall this week over rear seat strike plate welds that may have been weakened by a faulty installation procedure.

PriceEconomics settles the question of what’s cheaper – Airbnb or a hotel – with a city by city study proving that Airbnb is in most cases your best bet.

The recent boost in sales incentives for electric vehicles could be another sign of the challenge automakers face to meet future U.S. emission standards, which could lead to even more trouble down the road.

One of the co-founders of The Pirate Bay is facing potential extradition to Denmark after a massive hacking scandal that could result in countrywide identity theft. That is, if he isn’t jailed for a separate hacking crime in his native Sweden.

As one of the apps to be showcased at Microsoft’s Build conference, the free music video streaming app Vevo for Windows 8 is designed for larger displays, touch control, and Snap mode for multitasking.

Tesla’s swappable battery pack could put an end to range anxiety, but first the California carmaker has to prove that it works.

Intel’s chief technology officer confirmed that the company is working on a smartwatch-like concept, with a function that emphasizes texting. Could this be the device it’s long been rumored to be collaborating on with Apple?

Tumblr girls are the superstars of the blog and reblog network. But their cultural ascension isn’t always something to smile about, not even if it’s for a selfie.

While augmented reality is cool, we’ve yet to see it in a practical, real world use. That is, until ProFiTex came along to help firefighters measure the space and heat behind the other side of the door.