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  Snapchat introduces video-catching sunglasses

  10 hours ago

  Vanishing message service Snapchat announced Saturday it will launch a line of video-catching sunglasses, a spin on Glass eyewear abandoned by Google more than a year ago.

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  Connecticut becoming a hub for new bioscience companies

  16 hours ago

  Connecticut hasn't become the Silicon Valley of bioscience quite yet, but five years after lawmakers made a massive investment to support the development of that industry, there is a thriving hub in Farmington.

• UK police investigate Pippa Middleton royal photo 'hack'

  16 hours ago

  Scotland Yard were investigating Saturday after reports that 3,000 photographs had been hacked from Pippa Middleton, sister-in-law of Britain's Prince William, and someone was trying to sell them.

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  First test of driverless minibus in Paris Saturday

  16 hours ago

  The French capital's transport authority will on Saturday carry out its first test of a driverless minibus, in the hope that regular routes for the hi-tech vehicles will be up and running within two years.

• Indian airline says Samsung Note 2 emitted smoke in plane

  23 hours ago

  A Samsung Note 2 phone emitted smoke and sparks on a flight from Singapore to southern India, the airline said.

• Iran begins first web-based nationwide census

  23 hours ago

  Iran's state TV is saying the country has started its first web-based national general census.

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  Online services want your birthdate—creating security risk

  23 hours ago

  Of all the personal information people tend to give out willy-nilly on the internet, birthdate is perhaps the most ubiquitous.

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  MH370 wreckage hunter won't give up until mystery solved

  23 hours ago

  The fedora, the bomber jacket and the consuming quest invite comparisons to Indiana Jones. Blaine Gibson, though, hasn't matched the film hero's triumph in finding the legendary chest containing the stone tablets inscribed ...

• Facebook apologizes to advertisers for counting error

  Sep 23, 2016

  Facebook is apologizing to advertisers for what it calls an error that overstated the average length of time users watched videos on the site.

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  In Yahoo breach, hackers may seek intelligence, not riches

  Sep 23, 2016

  If a foreign government is behind the massive computer attack that compromised a half billion user accounts at Yahoo, as the company says, the breach could be part of a long-term strategy that's aimed at gathering intelligence ...