TECHNOLOGY

Chinese netizens aren't happy with China's reaction to America flying bombers in its newly estsablished air defense zone.

Strong initial sales are positive for any piece of hardware, but they don’t guarantee future success.

Russian researchers have discovered a computer virus that hacks into online banking sites to steal user information.

Lulu, an app that lets women anonymously "review" men they know on Facebook, is gaining popularity - and critics.

An EF-2 tornado struck the southeastern portion of the North Carolina coast Tuesday night, stemming from high winds caused by Winter Storm Boreas, according to the National Weather Service.

A school principal writes an open letter to parents, warning them about the violent nature of Rockstar Games' "GTA V."

A new fiber-optic cable network in Uganda brings hope to techies in Africa -- and to Google's plan to wire the developing world.

Documents released by Edward Snowden show the NSA collected records of online sexual activity of the people it suspected of radicalism.

According to some observers, any place with a dark sky and a low horizon would be a good spot to watch the rare comet.

The Sharkeisha fight video, where a girl punches someone in the face, has gone viral and inspired Twitter memes.

Under-reporting fish catches can put a country’s food security and economy at risk, and jeopardize entire marine ecosystems.

Hewlett-Packard Company, TiVo Inc. and Analog Devices, Inc. reported quarterly earnings after the closing bell on Tuesday.

Peeta Mellark, played by Josh Hutcherson in "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" was a favorite on Twitter for Transformation Tuesday.

With the Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) and Microsoft Xbox One both out in retail stores across several markets, analysts and consumers are speculating who will win this upcoming next-gen console battle. SDL weighs in with a detailed infographic.

Many Xbox One users who are passing through their cable/satellite TV signal through the built-in HDMI pass-through are getting the same error message.

Is the T-Mobile Galaxy S4 updating to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean without bugs?

Mendoza’s cousin Luis Massey told the Miami New Times that a hacker used Kayla Mendoza’s Twitter account to post nearly 5,000 tweets referencing drug use and underage drinking in order to slander her.

As game developers prepare for the Xbox One, we run down our favorite Xbox 360 franchises.

Yahoo is encouraging its employees to make the switch to Yahoo Mail, not just on principle but also to help test the product.

Hewlett-Packard Company on Tuesday is expected to post fiscal fourth-quarter earnings of 75 cents on revenue of $27.88 billion.

A software engineer has figured out a major reason why the Nexus 5 lacks the Moto X's Touchless Control.

David Cameron said the U.K. will block certain websites in order to keep the country safe.

Sony and Microsoft break 1 million sales, but they’re dented by hardware failures. Apple steps into the 3D game, but won’t discuss details.

It took a famous Florida captain four hours to reel in a rare deep-ocean dweller off the coast of Miami Beach.

Sony automatically reset the PlayStation Network passwords of several European gamers, reminding some of the firm's massive 2011 data breach.

China's anti-trust probe may be motivated by potential benefit for state-owned telecom companies.

Google's Motorola Mobility has moved up availability of the Moto G in the U.S., with orders open now for a December release date.

Will the Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition be the only Galaxy model to update to Android 4.4 KitKat for a while?

BMW is already talking about the next i-brand electric car as Tesla is still years from making a more affordable EV.