Netflix's 'Beasts of No Nation' Fizzles In Theaters
The online streaming service debuted the film, about a child soldier in Africa from director Cary Fukunaga...
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The online streaming service debuted the film, about a child soldier in Africa from director Cary Fukunaga...
German prosecutors are examining a criminal complaint against three people alleging that Facebook facilitates incitement.
Federal regulators will require the registration of most drone aircraft to help track operators who flout safety rules and to encourage greater accountability, according to a drone industry official.
A San Francisco-based software engineer is predicting that the next big tech-privacy scandal could involve the online pornography browsing history of regular internet users.
An auction on eBay allows the public to name a new insect.
Records are set everyday, but astronaut Scott Kelly just set one that is out of this world.
Some Uber drivers are planning to turn off the ride-hailing apps this weekend as part of a nationwide protest demanding higher fees and tip options.
This new Halloween experience makes the scariest haunted houses seem like a walk in the park.
Yahoo is trying to phase out passwords with an update to its mobile application for its email service.
YouTube's top-earning celebrity is a 25-year-old videogame-playing jokester who took in $12 million over the past year.
Local businesses in San Francisco are now able to deliver to people's homes using Uber, as the ridesharing giant launched "UberRush" on Wednesday.
If carbon emissions continue to increase unabated, large, populated areas of Northern California and the U.S. will be inundated from rising sea levels over the course of this century according a new project.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors is leapfrogging competitors with a new autopilot system that lets cars change lanes by themselves.
Facebook is looking to compete with YouTube by rolling out a new video section that will allow users to save clips from their news feed.
Apple may be ordered to pay more than $860 million in damages, after a federal jury on Tuesday reportedly found the company infringed on a University of Wisconsin patent in recent iPhones and iPads.
