Scientists working at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have successfully tested a system to deliver medicine into a patient's body thought an implanted chip.

Now the apps will have to ask your permission to take your address book.

OK, there's a catch: It's only one class and it's online.

Windows still runs more than three-quarters of the world's PCs. And the upcoming Windows 8 is about Microsoft using that existing heft to power its way onto smaller screens too.

Some relationships are just meant to be. The idea is pretty basic: drive safer, get better rates. We’re watching you.

We've seen the iPod, iPhone, and iPad. Apple appears to be cooking up another mega-product.

Path is a relatively new social network that has garnered a lot of critical praise. But it turns out the iPhone app is gathering info from address books, and transmitting it back, unencrypted. Also, the booming app economy is a jobs bonanza.

We already have a company that offers streaming movies and TV shows as well as offering DVDs and Blu-Rays. It's Netflix. So why, then, are Verizon and Redbox teaming up to offer the same thing?

A key figure in the Egyptian protests looks back and looks ahead.