Technology

Less than six weeks into the new year, there have already been at least 14 netizens threatened for content posted online—ranging from tweets to blog posts.

Twitter on Thursday announced that it has developed technology that it would allow it to selectively block tweets if a country wants it done.

With tax season underway, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) identified identity theft and phishing—a deceitful practice involving the extracting of passwords and other [...]

Senators are responding to the onslaught of cyberattacks against public and private networks with the bipartisan Cybersecurity Act of 2012, introduced Feb. 14.

While Path is not the only iOS app to access users’ private data and address books, its lack of an opt-out mechanism and user warning caused the public outcry.

Researchers at the University of Tennessee (UT) found that pollution from Chinese electric cars could be more harmful to health than that of gasoline vehicles.

The world’s largest radio telescope, yet to be built, will produce more data in a single day than the entire world generates over a year.

The space-age-looking case goes along with designs common for the company.

After years of work, the indie game developers over at Retro Affect are getting ready to release Snapshot.

Motorola Mobility’s latest Droid smartphone, the Droid 4, will come to Verizon Wireless on Feb. 10.

Revel works across different platforms and uses the same tools and interface for each.

In PC gaming, “To the Moon,” the journey to satisfy a dying man’s last wish, is one of the most powerful experiences I’ve had with a game.