Internet cafes equipped with computer games resembling casino games have popped up across Ohio. Now there's a bill to cap winnings and ban the practice.

While the debate continues over domestic use of unmanned aerial vehicles in the U.S., Germany is considering using drones to stop graffiti artists in their tracks.

In some cases, a dearth of infrastructure can actually lead to innovation. No where is this more true than in the developing world.

How should the U.S. government and companies protect themselves against hackers? One answer is to hack right back.

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Mozilla plans to offer its own operating system for smartphones, but not in Western Europe, the U.S, or China. Instead, the company will focus on countries in Latin America and Eastern Europe.

While cable companies seem to get more competition from the likes of Netflix all the time, they're still better than ever at bringing in cash — and the most recent earnings from big cable providers prove it.

Last week a judge in New York ruled online vacation rental site Airbnb is violating laws against running illegal hotels.

In a few weeks, Apple will unveil new software for the company's devices. Though exactly what will be announced is unknown, the rumor mill is already a churning.

A growing Web industry creates fake Twitter identities and sells them to people looking to pad their list of followers.