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Researchers have found a way to improve on lithium-ion batteries by a substantial amount, thanks to new, fluoride-based chemistry.

You might be thinking this already happened, but that's because the first object out of the solar system was the other Voyager. They're both in interstellar space now, but they had very different journeys.

Australia now requires tech companies to build mandatory backdoors into their products, to be accessed at government demand, with no judicial review.

Several days ago, a gust of wind swept across Elysium Planitia on the surface of Mars. This has happened uncountable times over the eons, but never before was a robot on hand to record the sound of that wind.

This bug was similar to the one reported in October, but it had the potential to affect many more users; 52.5 million vs. just 500,000. So, Google is going to kill G+ faster.

In the space of 90 minutes, Doug Engelbart of the Stanford Research Institute showed off revolutionary concepts like the mouse, word processing, and hyperlinks.

There are plenty of chemicals that will kill bacteria, but many of them are toxic to humans as well. That's the case with many compounds in wasp venom, but a team from MIT has managed to tweak one of these molecules to be safe for people and toxic to bacteria.

Epic has launched its own gaming store, with a handful of games now, and free releases for PC gamers every two weeks.

It's the end of an era. After seven years, Google is ending support for Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS).

The latest update for Battlefield V brings mammoth ray tracing performance improvements.

Battery technology has lagged for years, but a team from MIT and the Georgia Institute of Technology may have the answer. They call it a "sun in a box."

BepiColombo has fired its ion drives in preparation for Mercury orbital injection over the next seven years.