Cables the size of garden hoses carry the world's Internet traffic undersea. Experts are concerned about how vulnerable these cables are.
Almost half of work activities could be automated now, a new report says. And that includes those in the executive suite.
A new magnetic memory technology that can't be erased through rough use is being developed.
Teens aren't just texting and browsing social networks all day, a new survey has found. In fact, remarkably, traditional media still 'dominates,' according to the study.
Claims of productivity gains as a result of faster internet speeds are merely hype, according to researchers.
Mobile devices are supplanting PCs, and Americans overall think technology is good. But they do worry about how it will affect jobs, according to a new study.
Virtual Reality is already on the way out, according to a digital media expert, and it hasn't even gotten going yet.
In-vehicle information systems aren't very good at solving safety-affecting distraction. That should serve as a warning that "hands-free" technologies can be very "cognitively demanding," a report has found.
Personal data marketplaces are beginning to appear. Here's a look at three.
Computer users are good at detecting malware, but not phishing, research has found. So scientists want to completely revolutionize how phishing is detected. They have a unique idea.
