What happens when costs on your new corporate headquarters skyrocket so much that the project will cost more to construct that the new World Trade Center?
You'll soon be able to find out what companies know about you from your online activities, as long as said companies are based in the state of California.
Science is catching up with humanity's ability for input with a new take on the old "Smell-O-Vision" concept: A screen that projects odor towards your nose.
Apple is facing new allegations that it is illegally selling more than one hundred movies in China without permission from the studio that created them.
The 3D trends continue to rise but director Danny Boyle doesn't believe the format is here to stay, and will instead be replaced by innovations in sound?
Britons looking for weather newsgot more than they bargained for yesterday when the BBC's official weather Twitter feed was hi-jacked by a group of hackers.
New technology in England showcased a way to keep livers in working condition mid-transplant, keeping them alive for up to 24 hours outside a human system.
Upcoming release of new domain tags and a shift toward cloud storage make for a grim future of online piracy, or so a recent movie industry panel warns.
Never mind chocolate or booze, there are other things you could give up for Lent according to the Russian Orthodox Church, such as social media altogether.
After Fox's claims that the Hopper DVR is aiding piracy, Dish responded with a legal filing arguing that, even if that were true, it's too late to complain.