TECHNOLOGY

"Shovel Fight Girl" Miranda Fugate was the victim of a death hoax after a video clip of her getting slammed in the head with a shovel hit the Internet.

An online petition sparked the action from the app’s founder.

As a key high-level economic forum in Russia draws closer, American companies are weighing their stakes in the country. Here's a list of what they're dealing with.

Oil executives are stuck between the White House and a cold place, between sanctions and enticing prospects in the Russian Arctic.

A middleman service asserts that ISPs are using their market share to make it hard for content providers to reach customers.

In the last nine months of 2013, the net income of e-commerce giant Alibaba increased 305 percent year-over-year.

Additional U.S./EU sanctions against Russia could weaken the nation's cybersecurity and leave it defenseless against the next Heartbleed.

A new species of spider has inspired an advanced breed of miniature robots.

Dr. Astro Teller revealed a little more about Google X’s mission, future goals and the privacy concerns surrounding Google Glass at Disrupt NY.

Google and Intel are co-hosting a Chrome OS event Tuesday afternoon.

Star Wars 1313 is dead, and that’s the way it should be, no matter how pretty the concept art was.

Similar to the App Store, the new platform is expected to allow companies to develop mobile medical applications that could support the iWatch.

Angela Ahrendts, who took over as Apple’s new retail chief last week, is expected to oversee the new iPhone upgrade program.

The Galaxy S5 Prime will undergo an “interoperability test” this week to demonstrate that the handset is ready for the market.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Developer Edition powered by Verizon is now available.

Target is not the only retailer to experience a data breach, and experts say that customers will return.

Did Symantec just tell its customers that they’ve been paying for an obsolete product?

With the CyanogenMod 11 (Android 4.4 KitKat) M6 Snapshot, the custom ROM team will implement more regular updates of its stable builds.

Most countries have made 3G the standard, with many already moving on to 4G, but Iraq’s government has not allowed the upgrades to the country’s cellular network.

The FCC is set to vote next week on rules that could fundamentally change the Internet. Will major sites like Wikipedia and Reddit go dark in protest?

Developer EA DICE is holding a beta for squads in "Battlefield 4."

Twitter users can add tweeted products to their Amazon.com shopping baskets -- if they're willing to jump through a few hoops.

Oculus is disputing ZeniMax's claims that the Rift VR headset was developed with stolen intellectual property.

When will Rockstar's High Life Update launch for "GTA Online?"

In addition to sporting Samsung's first WQXGA AMOLED display, the Galaxy Tab S is expected to be the first Samsung tablet with a finger-print sensor.

The 59-year-old executive gets more than $9 million for leaving voluntarily, but he would have got more than $17 million had he been pushed out.

We take a look back at some of the best "Call of Duty" trailers from the past few years.

Comcast and EA are reportedly in talks to bring streaming games to the Xfinity X1 cable box, potentially competing with Sony and Microsoft.

Los Angeles-based developer Respawn discusses its new map, Runoff, which will launch this month.