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Apple looks to compete with Microsoft's and Google's smaller tablet models. Also, Google builds a robot brain that becomes keen on cat videos, and women post unflattering pictures of each other on Facebook.

The device lets you take pictures or video, shows you information like from a smartphone -- but on glasses. Some may think it's disconcerting. Also, Apple blocks a Samsung tablet from being sold.

The search giant is expected to announce quite a few upgrades for devices.

7,000 languages worldwide could be headed for extinction. Can they be stored online?

A forthcoming tablet from the makers of Windows and Xbox offers a built-in keyboard and a lot of things that might remind you of the iPad.

You can't know for sure. Surveillance orders in federal courts are reportedly on the rise -- and unless the orders lead to actual charges, the person being watched doesn't know.

The cars are expected to drive better than people, with fewer distractions.

Venerable educational institutions like Harvard and MIT are giving away education online for free. So what can you do with it?

A new online marketer just wants to borrow some of your information.

Google Drive premieres, offering users five gigabytes or more of space for documents, pictures, videos, what-have-yous. Plus, learn this term: liquidmetal.