Twitter locks some accounts after 32 million passwords appear on dark web and other top stories.

• Twitter locks some accounts after 32 million passwords appear on dark web

  

  Twitter has responded to reports indicating that tens of millions of usernames and passwords for the social media service are currently available on the dark web, specifying that it is "confident the information was not obtained from a hack of Twitter's servers," and that the purported passwords may have come from breaches of other sites and malware hidden on its users' computers. News that more than 32 million purported Twitter passwords were being traded on the dark web surfaced Wednesday nig..

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• Motorola's aiming big with its ambitious modular smartphones

  

  A couple weeks before Lenovo Tech World, Motorola caused a stir when it teased the event with a video celebrating the Razr —leading to much speculation the company was planning to revive the flip phone. That, of course, turned out not to be the case. Instead, we got a look at two new phones. But Motorola's reference to the Razr — one of its most popular handsets ever — is indicative of how it sees its latest pair of flagships, the Moto Z and Moto Z Force. As iconic as the Razr was, Motorola is ..

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• Tesla Offers Lower-Price Model S Sedan

  

  Updated June 9, 2016 7:23 p.m. ET Tesla Motors Inc. TSLA -2.62 % released a lower-priced version of its Model S electric sedan, a move to tap into the huge enthusiasm for its coming Model 3 and boost flagging sales growth of its existing cars. On Thursday, it began selling a $66,000 version of its Model S with a battery modified to limit its travel range to about 200 miles on a charge. The price is 9% below the prior lowest-cost model. Separately, the National Highway T..

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• ​Lenovo Phab2 Pro: World's first Google Tango phone could be the key to mind-blowing indoor maps

  

  I'm walking around the conference room, aiming my Tango phone at the space between two chairs where Lenovo executives are sitting. A third empty chair, a plush leather one, sits on the carpet. I'm walking around it, seeing how it looks. But it isn't real: it's augmented, generated by an app on my phone screen. As I move around, it stays in place convincingly. I think to myself...I could use this to furniture-shop for my living room without even lifting a finger. If you haven't used Google's Pro..

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• Now you can leave a video as a Facebook comment

  

  If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine what a video can do. Facebook announced on Friday it will now allow users to leave a video in the comments section, as the company continues to emphasize video content as we consume more of it. You can leave a video by clicking the camera button in the comments box and uploading one. It's available currently on desktop web, but the next update will expand the feature to its iOS and Android apps. Similar to photos, it appears that the apps will all..

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