The latest effort to over-turn a controversial anti-piracy law in Russia will involve an application for legal recognition of Kopimism, a religion based on online file sharing.
A man in New York was interrogated after he and his family had simply conducted Google searches for information on pressure cookers, backpacks, and the Boston Marathon bombings.
A GPS spoofing project shows how easy it could be to take control of very powerful equipment.
Businesses that typically rely on face-to-face transactions, like personal training, could soon tap into ecommerce through Google Hangouts.
Researchers from MIT are trying to make 3D printing easier for the everyday consumer, and turned to Pixar for inspiration.
A small town in Colorado is considering issuing $25 licenses for its residents to hunt drones, and it's gaining support.
After getting caught red-handed with keyloggers to win a student election, a college student tries to cover it up, and receives jail time as a result.
If consumers have 3D printers in their homes, what will stop them from violating copyright?
The CEO of a major 3D-printing company explains what the controversial 3D-printed gun project says about the industry at large.
A Microsoft representative explains the company's decision to support 3D printing in Windows 8.1, revealing a smart strategy in the process.
