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Following the success of Apple's ResearchKit, Google is revisiting health data products.

Some say it would be a violation of the Fourth Amendment.

The German automaker showcased its "Luxury in Motion" F 015 self-driving model this week in California.

What if the search giant could remotely “delete” your physical junk mail?

The Tokyo game maker apparently plans to continue its popular series amid hints of the departure of developer Hideo Kojima.

Even if a competitor provided better information, Google would often place its services higher on the search results page.

Here is a tutorial showing how to update the Nexus 5 smartphone to the latest Android 5.1 using a factory image.

A traditional Swiss watchmaker hopes to get in on the smartwatch action.

The acquisition could open up new opportunities for the browser in developing countries.

The airborne wind turbines will fly more than 1,400 feet in the sky where higher wind speeds mean more efficient power generation.

Automated processes will help screeners detect malware and products that run afoul of Play Store policies.

If someone you follow tweets a song from Rhapsody, you'll be able to listen for free.

The software overhaul comes as Microsoft prepares to release Windows 10.

The multimedia head device has an imaginative design and high-tech outputs, but will people use it in public?

Fountain charges users $7 to video chat with an expert for 15 minutes.

Activists warn artificial intelligence poses a real threat to human jobs.

Jeremy Welt, Maker Studios' senior vice president of marketing, says his company's talent is finding success on Facebook.

Some smartphone owners have to void their warranties to install Cyanogen Inc.'s custom firmware.

At SXSW Interactive, numerous panels are focused on improving inclusiveness within the tech industry.

The cloud may go offline, but if you take certain steps, you'll still be able to function while it's down.

No need to shop online for Google products if you live in London.

Viewing the world's highest mountain on a screen won't be as exhilarating, but it's certainly safer.

Alibaba, which has been eyeing the Indian market for months, has yet to invest directly in the e-commerce space in India/

A class action suit tries to force the social network to offer refunds to parents for kids' digital downloads.

Snapchat and Pinterest also have set themselves up to strike it rich with mobile advertisements.

The search giant’s wearable platform is learning a few new tricks to make it work better without a phone.

The company’s finance exec decided to quit after his wife suggested they travel the world.

Verse messaging automatically prioritizes email and allows users to more easily find their most important content.

Diversity has become a hot topic among tech as many companies have drawn criticism for being largely white and male.