TECHNOLOGY

A trade show underway in New Orleans this week offers a peek inside the $80 billion industry built around incarceration.

Google earns 10 percent of its revenue in Britain but agreed to pay just $185 million in back taxes for the past decade.

When the tech giant releases its quarterly results Tuesday, analysts will look to see how it fared in China.

The report follows years of outcry from consumers, who have long felt that 16GB is not enough anymore.

Developer Jonathan Blow has spent the last seven years on his followup to the incredibly successful indie platformer "Braid."

The U.S. Air Force patrols the secretive base with low flying military helicopters.

Samsung is speculated to be working on an improved version of the recently released Galaxy A9.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey may have confirmed the departure of four senior executives, but he failed to mention that the head of Vine is leaving for Google.

Google Nexus 5X is now available with a discounted price tag of $312.

A leaked photo of the alleged iPhone 5se has surfaced placed next to the iPhone 5.

The social media giant's second European data center will be powered by 100 percent renewable energy.

The long-rumored Xiaomi Mi 5 now has a confirmed launch date.

The social media giant on Monday reportedly will announce the departure of several major executives.

A notable number of U.S. East Coasters stuck indoors during the historic snowstorm this weekend coped by turning to dating apps.

British consumers have been buffeted by the wake of high-profile technology failures at the country’s financial institutions.

Why Maxime Beaudoin quit Ubisoft after working on his first blockbuster, "Assassin's Creed: Syndicate."

The space transportation company, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, reused the same rocket that was successfully tested in November.

Americans who operated their small, unmanned aircraft before Dec. 21 must register by Feb. 19, a federal agency says. 

Steve Zadesky's departure is not related to his performance, sources told the Wall Street Journal.

As Apple prepares to report earnings Tuesday, data from key suppliers suggest that iPhone's dominance may be ending.

The company also debuted more powerful versions of the Surface Book and Surface Pro 4.

Apple's smartphone could be one of its thinnest devices released in 2016.

Critics have slammed Redmond for its terrible handling of Intel driver issues and "Blue Screens of Death."

The U.S. attorney general said talks with Silicon Valley on cybersecurity issues continue, and both sides are "struggling with the issue."

A textual analysis of the work of the person identified as the creator of bitcoin has proven it is not Satoshi Nakamoto.

The technology is making its way into numerous gadgets and chargers, but it's still early days with competing standards.

The number was revealed in court filings related to Oracle's lawsuit against the search giant.

The mystery merchant has once again opened up shop in "Destiny."

Cybercrime operations are increasingly being run like professional businesses — but don't expect to see any IPOs.