Articles by Technology Review from September 2016

There are hundreds of early clinical trials, but only a handful of late-stage ones have reached completion....

A first peek at the search giants health-tracking wearable gadget....

It made a night of partisan shouting seem even more divisive....

Its not safe to connect our voting infrastructure to the Internet, but some election boards are doing it anyway....

Its not safe to connect our voting infrastructure to the Internet, but some election boards are doing it anyway....

The chatty virtual helper could make search more useful but disrupt the companys business model....

Googles chatty virtual helper could make search more useful but disrupt the companys business model....

A big part of the garment-making process is still done by hand. Now some clothing makers hope to end that....

Automakers from Shanghai to Detroit have responded to Teslas remarkable success by accelerating their own electric vehicle ambitions. Now Tesla is promising to upend large-scale car manufacturing, but...

An unarmed, unmanned aircraft that shines bright lights and broadcasts warning messages is intended to be cheaper than human guards....

For patients with some inherited diseases, a chance to test an experimental treatment can offer the only hope....

If it is, be extra careful not to drop it....

The decision to stop carrying certain types of online ads prompts questions....

The decision to stop carrying certain types of online ads prompts questions....

More people care about movies and shows than immersive 3-D games....

More people care about movies and TV shows than immersive 3-D games....

A virtual assistant that can tell youre frustrated can slow down and help you out....

The technology is being rapidly commercialized, though safety issues have yet to be settled....

Hyper-realistic computer games may offer an efficient way to teach AI algorithms about the real world....

The No. 2 executive at Microsoft is fighting the U.S. government in a series of cases that will shape online privacyand the cloud business....

The sensors and computers in ordinary smartphones are being used for low-cost, portable medical sensing and diagnosis....

Illegal robocalls that try to scam you out of money are flourishing. Can the phone companies figure out how to stop them?...

Artificial intelligence will transform just about everything, but technologists should stop fretting that its going to destroy the world like Skynet....