TECHNOLOGY

Saturday's event would be the third time the company is attempting a “soft” landing of its New Shepard rocket after previous successful tests in November and January.

The publisher is hoping that Yahoo will allow bidders to form consortia after submitting first-round bids by April 11, sources said.

In addition to Google, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, more than 200 current and former members of Congress voiced support for the Clean Power Plan.

The change suggests the online forum's operators could be handing over customer data to the FBI via a secretive government authority.

More than half of midsize hospitals surveyed had computer networks infected with malware, the Health Information Trust Alliance said.

The release of "Miitomo" in North America coincides with the launch of the My Nintendo rewards program.

It’s a mixed bag for the tech giant on the annual day of pranks.

Students from ETH Zurich are developing an exoskeleton for paraplegics that they say more accurately mimics natural knee gait meaning it won't struggle on uneven terrain. Matthew Stock reports.

The idea that the agency can now unlock an Apple device could potentially involve the federal government in hundreds of local cases. 

A product and graphics designer in Hong Kong spent over $50,000 creating a life-sized humanoid robot to fulfill his childhood dream.

Microsoft's smartphone push may be struggling, but there may be some light at the end of the tunnel as it focuses on the enterprise market.

No joke: The comedy and satirical site the Onion is expected to join Snapchat Discover this month, and Fusion is on the way out.

Billion-dollar startup Sprinklr announced Friday its acquisition of Postano, a hub for displaying social media feeds at events like basketball games and fashion shows.

The Chinese company is believed to be on course to achieve its ambitious plan of becoming the world’s biggest smartphone maker.

The company has pulled the “Mic Drop” feature it added to Gmail after users voiced their anger at how the prank was working.

Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow upgrade is now hitting older Samsung devices like Galaxy S5, Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge.

The U.S. State Department learned that applicants' names, photos and biometric data were at risk of being stolen, ABC News reported.

The move suggests the online platform is now being asked to hand over customer data under a secretive law enforcement authority.

Travis Kalanick's company was not named as a defendant, despite being valued at well over $50 billion in recent funding rounds.

Internet service providers cannot collect information about customers’ web-surfing habits without permission, federal regulators decided.

An update of the federal "Lifeline" program will let low-income Americans apply for a $9.25 monthly subsidy for broadband services.

Competitive gaming is dominated by PCs and consoles but "Vainglory" is bringing sponsorships and prize money to mobile games.

Hiring former security threats to help protect your company's data may seem counterintuitive, but it can pay off.

Scientists from the China Computer Go team will issue a challenge to AlphaGo by the end of 2016, according to local media reports.

The space agency, in collaboration with Microsoft, is working on a "mixed reality" exhibition that would offer the public a virtual tour of the red planet.

The specifications of two models of the purported Moto E (Gen 3) has been spotted on GFXBench benchmarking site.

The iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro have gone on sale as Apple seeks to broaden its customer base with smaller and cheaper products.

The iPhone SE has scored an impressive score on AnTuTu benchmarks.

The rumor mill has revealed the purported specs of the Xiaomi Mi Note 2 smartphone.