Many IT workers have admitted to using their administrative powers to get information that otherwise is confidential or sensitive.

The National Security Advisory works on a classified project involving putting sensors on computer networks.

The satire news publication makes its first foray into paid content with an extended newscast about the future.

Hackers took over the iTunes apps store during the holiday weekend and charged unknowing customers for random apps.

Some at MIT are developing a smart phone app where one can evaluate someone's eyesight using a little plastic eye piece.

A group has uncovered Elena Kagan's emails during her time in the Clinton administration, and have published them all online.

With a number of different versions and even options for video and audio on its smart phone app, it's difficult to determine what the Kindle is evolving into.

Hulu launches Hulu Plus, a paid option with a bigger catalog. But is this paid model really going to change our TV-watching ways?

There are legal documents that indicate Dell employees knowingly shipped out faulty computers out to customers over the span of two years.

The government hopes that expanding wireless capabilities and taking advantage of previously unused parts of the radio spectrum could lead to more jobs.