What happened when students at New York University discovered they could spam 40,000 people at once, and three stories on 3D printing.

Burglaries are popping up after a hacker showed off a vulnerability in keycard locks at hotels, and a UN meeting of the International Telecommunications Union next week could change the Internet as we know it.

An author compares users' relationships to companies like Apple, Google and Microsoft to that of serfs asking feudal lords for protection.

Cyber Monday can offer windfalls to hackers as well as shoppers, and even though our space travel ability is improving, we still use plenty of simple technologies to push it forward.

One of the hottest gadgets this holiday season will doubtless be the tablet…but which one?

Marketplace tech looks at the digital form of something called “sock puppeting,” and how one Silicon Valley success story thinks start ups should be more involved in philanthropy.

Nokia's new maps app could give Apple a run for its mobile money, and understanding why airline computer systems are prone to massive crashes.

A new app that coaches you through Thanksgiving dinner, and looking at the science behind the meal.

Nintendo's Wii U tries to offer a game changer, and Facebook tries to draw a direct line between advertising and sales for retailers.

The National Transportation Safety Board says all cars, not just fancy ones, should come equipped with technology that warns of accidents ahead.