TECHNOLOGY

The latest Google smartphone brings a lot to the table, including new hardware, a new operating system, a more-durable exterior and better connectivity.

A new study that sequenced DNA found in pig bones from archaeological sites across Israel found they have European genetic signatures rather than Near Eastern ones as previously believed.

The Spanish telecom company looks to reduce its debt by selling off a major percentage of its Czech unit.

Instagram now provides glimpses of everyday life in the world's most reclusive nation.

A British woman bought a banana that was riddled with Brazilian wandering spiders, one of the most deadly arachnids in the world.

"Call of Duty: Ghosts" is now available for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii U. But the reviews paint a disappointing picture.

Despite showing “good progress” in the third quarter, HTC is not confident of making significant improvements in the next three months.

However, while Q4 estimates look impressive, they represent a mere 4 percent growth in iPad shipments compared to 2012 volumes.

Company earnings could dictate market movements as a month-long rally that extended into November appears to hit a bump.

With the new facility, Apple could be aiming at the expansion of scratch-resistant glass technology across its product lines.

Raymond Loewy was born on Nov. 5, 1893 in Paris, France and designed early refrigerators, vending machines, cigarette packs and space stations.

John Chen has been named CEO of the troubled Canadian smartphone maker, which will receive a $1 billion debt offering from investors.

Gamers will be able to upgrade "Call of Duty: Ghosts" from Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 to next-gen consoles, here's how.

Google and partner LG announced the Nexus 5, an Android flagship priced lower than the competition while offering similar specs and features. But how does it match up?

On Monday morning, Justin Bieber was officially dethroned from his 9-month reign as the most followed person on Twitter by pop singer Katy Perry.

Paul Ciancia's generation lives on Facebook/Twitter, but like other young men accused of mass violence, he had little interest in social media.

After several bugs, crashes and glitches marred the release of "Battlefield 4," EA DICE released a detailed explanation and status update about actions taken to fix problems encountered in "BF4."

The big marketing push of the new tablet is that it’s the lightest, thinnest, full-size tablet available on the market. Is it worth it?

Revelations about secret surveillance capabilities of the NSA and GCHQ are even frightening the governments they work for.

Last week it was confirmed "COD: Ghosts" will run at 720p resolution on the Xbox One and Infinity Ward discussed the process of developing for two new systems.

The Xbox One will delete most private user data, but Microsoft says users should expect little privacy during live gameplay and chats.

How HGST used helium to create a hard drive with more capacity that uses less energy.

Nathan Gray may dethrone his sister as the youngest person to discover a supernova.

An "Austin Powers" spoof video featuring Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and chairman Bill Gates is making the rounds on the Internet. Watch it here.

China's state media is not letting go of its problem with the ABC host, and his segment about unorthodox solutions to the U.S. debt with China.

Which Android devices will now have emoji compatibility?

Starfish along the West Coast have been stricken with "star-wasting disease," an affliction that has killed up to 95 percent of some starfish populations from Alaska to Orange County in recent months.

Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said his company has lodged complaints with the president, the NSA and Congress.

Steel companies could benefit from recently filed trade cases, Goldman Sachs says.