Apple showcases new updates to its extensive product line during today’s Worldwide Developers Conference keynote address. Watch the WWDC 2013 keynote live stream here.
Google has decided that it will not allow facial recognition software on its new Glass. Google Glass may very well be the face of the future in a couple of years, but that doesn't mean that it will be at full functionality.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 has won another battle against Apple as the newer, bigger handset seems to have edged out the iPhone 5 in camera tests by well-known DxO Labs.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition with a stock Android operating system hits the U.S. market Jun. 26. But how does it compare to Google's own, less expensive stock Android handset, the Nexus 4?
New methods to rid cocaine addicts of their disease are being developed in labs across the country. Scientists may have just found a way to calm down the Tony Montana's of the world.
After a lengthy investigation, authorities in China have broken up a counterfeit condom production ring, arresting dozens of people connected to the ring and seizing well over 4 million of the fake condoms, police announced on Tuesday.
Rumors are swirling that Amazon has a whole bunch of projects that they're working on, among them a glasses-free 3-D smartphone with eyeball control interface that analysts are publicly doubting but undoubtedly secretly hoping will be a hit.
The United States State Department has ordered the removal of blueprints for nonprofit Defense Distributed's controversial 3D-printed "Liberator" handgun from the company's DEFCAD Web site.
The United States government on Thursday arrested eight men from New York for their participation in an international conspiracy involving a high-tech theft ring that launched cyber attacks on financial institutions around the world, resulting in losses estimated at $45 million.
The new form of networking promises to be the safest way to communicate yet. Developing secure methods of communication over the internet has been a chief concern ever since the world wide web was first popularized in the early 90's.
Thanks to 25-year-old Cody Wilson, a law student at the University of Texas, anyone with access to a computer and 3D printer will be able to make a fully functioning handgun in the comfort of their own home in the very near future.
