In 1976, six young engineers founded what would become HCL with just Rs 1.87 lakh and a belief that microprocessors would ...

For this edition of Smart Mode, we look at the world of free web apps designed to help you accomplish a small, specific task. Can they be trusted? Of course -- but here's how to make sure they're safe ...

A New York school district has paused plans to bring an android into the classroom. Is this our educational future?

My film would be a documentary, meant to demonstrate that, while the world was off watching killer robot movies (and attempting to negotiate UN treaties to regulate robots that kill), a lethal ...

Cutting-edge electronics are transforming the textiles sector. These previously passive materials are evolving into “smart” systems that provide feedback and functionality. Today’s intelligent fabrics ...

OneDrive Photos arrived through an update, groups the faces in your pictures, and asks you to identify them—even though Microsoft says the preview is meant for Windows Insiders.

In mid-July, the Ukrainian military began receiving Shrike drones made by the Ukrainian company SkyFall equipped with ...

HIVE laboratories and new wafer-scale TissueDisk give Vivodyne an annual capacity for 3.1 million living human tissue experiments Pharmaceutical companies see what a drug does inside living human ...

The concept aircraft pairs a double-bubble lifting fuselage and electric tail fans to explore competitive gains for ...

The Power Glove’s one-minute-plus cameo in 1989’s The Wizard wasn’t the first time wearable tech made a splash in pop culture ...

If the Tata Group (founded in 1868) was considered to be one company, it would be a global giant with revenues over $185 ...