Technology News

With features such as a clock, alarm, calendar, timer and temperature display, the Glowing Memo Alarm Clock is indeed a unique bedside gadget you can have. The fluorescent transparent board is the most stunning feature o...

You'd be surprised at how far back the history of LGBT superheroes goes. There has been a lot of positive response to recent confirmations of popular Marvel and DC Comics characters like Ice Man and and Catwoman coming o...

Warning: Dev services STILL COMATOSE until mid-week Popular open source code-hosting repository SoureForge has been battling a significant outage for days and is slugglishly recovering from a lengthy Total Inability To S...

Businesses in metro Detroit are starting to use Bitcoin as a form of payment.          

While the endless filler and sometimes mind-numbing commentary that comes with 24-hour news networks provide plenty of subject matter worthy of eye-rolling criticism, it's hard to find any subject that is approached with...

Microsoft released a fact sheet today confirming that, yes, "every Windows product has a life cycle." Windows 10 will receive "mainstream support" until 2020, with extended support concluding in 2025. The post At least 1...

According to a new study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, your phone may be more accurate than a self-assessment in determining whether or not you suffer from depression. The post Could your smartph...

Researchers from Germany, Japan and the United States have managed to create a tiny, reliable transistor assembled from a single molecule and a dozen additional atoms. The transistor reportedly operates so precisely that...

This week in space saw a successful satellite launch, a storm chase from space, new images of Ceres and Saturn, Jupiter's twin planet, images of the Quintuplet Cluster, and of course, New Horizons flying by Pluto!

Could artificial intelligence help create the super search engine for the internet?

The supplement prevents the absorption of gliadin, the troublesome component of gluten. Celiac disease sufferers can take the pill five minutes before eating and enjoy beer, pizza and similar food without worries for up ...

The military has been conjuring up one idea after another in an effort to improve its personnel's ability to communicate, such as putting LTE on a ship and launching a WiFi router to space. This time, the US Army is in t...

Reddit became one of the most visited websites in the world on the backs of users devoted to the online bulletin board where people could post just about anything.

It looks like there's going to be a fancy watch fight. With a $10,000 smartwatch on offer, Apple made itself a luxury goods competitor when it launched the Apple Watch back in April. It should come as no surprise then th...

High-speed drone racing could be the sport of the future, as competitors put their tech to the test, writes Sky's Katie Spencer.

It is one of the world's most unique natural environments, but the Great Barrier Reef was put at risk Friday when an oil slick was discovered south of Townsville, Australia. With the world’s largest collection of coral...

In a new research note outlining his predictions for Apple's recently completed financial quarter and beyond, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo shares his thinking about some of Apple's upcoming product plans that will...

 As beneficiaries of online services and marketplaces, tech companies should work toward making a positive impact in their own communities or a greater impact in the world.

The Cortana app for Android has leaked ahead of its scheduled release within the next few weeks, giving us a number of details about the app.

A new Pew Research Center study reveals that a growing number of parents are using Facebook either to provide or receive "parenting-related information and social support," either because parents are hipper or Facebook's...

 You could test your blood for health related disease in the comfort of your home soon. Theranos, the startup that only requires a few drops of blood to test for hundreds of different health-related diseases, received a...

Officials and experts acknowledge that the computer networks of many federal agencies remain highly vulnerable to sophisticated cybercriminals, who are often sponsored by other countries.