Internet and Technology

A Moscow-based security software maker has exposed a series of Western cyber espionage operations.

Canny startups and big brands race to sell red carpet fashions to online buyers - all before the ceremony is over.

Apple's stock market value ballooned this week beyond $700 billion, more than Switzerland's gross domestic product.

The makers of the likes of Farmville and Candy Crush saga are seen as a dubious investment.

The voice recognition feature allows the television to record your conversations.

A radio series argues that our endless digital distractions stymie serious thought and creativity.

Should battlefield bots be banned? Or would they minimize the horrors of war?

The rapid evolution of computers provoked enormous excitement and considerable dread in January 1965.

Kiss that popcorn goodbye: Audiences move from theaters to hand-helds.

The Android phone built on face-tracking technology is due out in March; a tablet will follow in June.

The gizmos that have a fighting chance at capturing the interest of the shortest attention span generation that has ever walked the earth.

What effect did the prophetic "Knight Rider" series have on Audi's self-driving automobiles? This, and other burning questions, at CES.

A dispatch from a 1980s-themed three-hour preview of the technology on view at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

…and the other top tech trends of 2015.

An anti-censorship advocate suggested the Great Firewall was to blame.

It's not fair. Jeff Bezos gets a tax break while Walmart is shunned.

Undermining censorship informs people better and allows them to act more justly.

Here are a few emergency gifting strategies before fleeting goodwill is replaced by post-new year misanthropy.

Big ideas for very small problems.

Hackers use the anonymous tool Tor to hide their tracks.

Vessyl's smart cup uses a technology that allows the glass to "read" the liquid poured into it.

A knob-shaped universal remote wants to simplify your device-filled world.

Refreshable braille machines can bring the web to people who can't see.

The following techno-gadget-y items will surely warm the hearts of your family, friends or foes one must abide for diplomacy's sake.

'Plague' gives everyone's posts equal footing, allowing users to determine which content should go viral.

Internet users are worried about privacy, hackers, private companies selling their data and government snooping, a new survey finds.

Senior analyst warns: "We are not dealing with your average hacker"

The site is compiling official records into encyclopaedic pages on Russian history and life, to 'reflect the life of the nation more accurately'

New technology can understand your mental health before your doctor does.

Facebook Inc grew revenue by 59 percent in the third quarter, edging past Wall Street targets, as the online social network saw strong demand for its mobile ads.