TECHNOLOGY

Friday will bring another biopic of Apple co-founder Jobs, who died of pancreatic cancer and respiratory arrest on Oct. 5, 2011.

Following the announcement of a restructuring in August, Google's new parent company Alphabet started trading.

Twitter announced its new leadership more than an hour before markets opened and took questions from investors.

Launch weekend sales were down up to 15 percent compared to the iPhone 6, according to BCN market research.

The social networking company is teaming with France's Eutelsat to beam Internet connection to 14 sub-Saharan nations via satellite.

A new rumor suggests Google is planning to bring a range of apps aimed toward the mobile market to Windows 10.

With both Apple and Google now eyeing its core business market, Redmond desperately needs to break through in mobile.

It's possible that the listings are fake.

The co-founder of the microblogging site is now the company's full-time chief executive.

The operating system used to be a malware-free zone. But with more iPhones and other devices being sold in China, hackers are breaking through.

A new report warned that an increase in reliance on digital systems had left nuclear facilities across the globe exposed to cyberattacks.

Flipkart also plans to commission its largest warehouse in the country this month, which is expected to create 2,000 direct jobs and nearly 15,000 indirect jobs.

A survey conducted by the firm Bankrate found that the average cost of using an "out of network" ATM is now more than $4.50.

The new DVR will let you skip entire ad breaks with the press of one button and is 4K video capable.

In a crucial real-world road test, a Mercedes-Benz Actros truck outfitted with Daimler's "Highway Pilot" system traveled about 9 miles in real traffic.

The Bratayley YouTube star dies at 13 from natural causes. The YouTube community is now mourning his loss.

Wildly popular, wildly illegal mixtape apps offer vast catalogs of music to millions -- and major record labels aren't getting a cent.

New research argues couples with healthy credit scores have higher odds of staying together longer.

The forum of anonymous posts was thrust into notoriety once again after Thursday's massacre in Oregon.

"Lightning" is a project for making the microblogging site more engaging during live events. Some wonder whether the company's co-founder can make it a success.

Google's latest smartphone is shipping with a reversible USB cord, which means it won't be compatible with most PCs.

The software giant is expected to launch two new Lumia smartphones, an updated Surface tablet and its second fitness tracker next week.

Once known as the King of the Bandit Phones, the Taiwanese company aims to power a new wave of Chinese smartphone makers.

The merchant with exotic items is back for a few days with a new inventory.

Target joins Best Buy, Apple Stores and wireless carriers T-Mobile and Sprint in carrying the Apple Watch.

The luxury hotel hotel chain became the latest advertiser on the disappearing message service, joining McDonalds, Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts.

The game is going back on sale after being withdrawn by publisher Warner Bros. for performance issues.

The CEO of the world's fourth largest smartphone manufacturer, Xiaomi, said he sees an industry-wide lull coming.

It's been a rough 11 months or so for the Pirate Bay since the site was taken offline as part of a Swedish sting.