The electric car company Fisker has laid off three quarters of its employees and reports suggest a bankruptcy filing is near.

Forget Europe's weak economy and Windows 8, something else has got PC sales down: Tablets.

Baseball, with its passion for tradition, is higher tech than you think. MLB.com CEO Bob Bowman discusses live streaming and baseball's mobile strategy.

Where does tech fit into President Obama's new budget proposal? One answer is the $17.7 billion set aside for the U.S. space program.

The Pentagon won't say what they are, but the Air Force has now officially designated six cyber technologies as "weapons."

A food hackathon in San Francisco brought together programmers, designers, and investors to work on ways to improve the food system.

A company called Purple Communications has new technology to help people who are deaf or hearing impaired communicate digitally through an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.

Given that it is legal to manipulate other devices in a car, the court suggests that people should take it up with the legislature to change the law if the ruling seems arbitrary.

As the digital age progresses, is the Digital Millennium Copyright Act moving with it? Harvard Law Professor Jonathan Zittrain explains the law and its upcoming tests.

Instead of streaming movies and shows on your smartphone over Wi-Fi, why not watch them over the same transmitters that send signals to your television? Mobile TV may be the next key development for broadcasters.