A U.S. District Court judge said Apple and five major publishers must face allegations of price fixing, rejecting their bid to dismiss a civil class action lawsuit against them.

Steve Jobs' life is coming to the big screen in two different forms, though movie pirates may not be able to download either film from popular torrent site The Pirate Bay, since it is subject to a mysterious internet attack.

Young girls are regularly pressured to send nude pictures or record sexual acts, according to a U.K. report, illustrating how technology can push harassment to new mediums.

Teens and tweens are creating online profiles and increasingly living through the Internet, offering challenges to parents who must grasp the new realities and master the nuances of raising kids in a digital age.

Brainput, a device that promises to help drivers multitask, may actually put drivers in danger.

Cyber-attacks on small businesses are repelling customers and costing a fortune, leaving owners with tough choices on how to strengthen their online defenses against increasingly common security breaches.

A bikini made of old electronics stirred up controversy about women in tech, while one man used body modification to wear his iPod in an unusual way.

New data suggests Google+ is not capturing users the way the Google suggests, but the research may not be as damning as analysts think.

Mobile payment system Isis is ramping up its efforts and signing partners left and right, but rising to the top of a crowded field may not come easy.

Research in Motion's BlackBerry 10 operating system has some appealing features, but its glaring absence of available apps will hurt the company's efforts to regain relevance.

Could a brain scan supersede the SAT college entrance exam? One professor says yes, but practical and ethical questions linger.

The pervasive use of gadgets could affect our experience of time, as neuroscience begins to unravel one of the biggest mysteries of human consciousness.

Scientists have developed virus-powered electrical chargers capable of harnessing energy from footsteps, a milestone in the continuing advancement of green mobile technology.

Is the smartphone race becoming one based on software and apps, or does hardware still matter when it comes to swaying consumers?

Ashton Kutcher made headlines when he appeared in Steve Jobs' trademarked attire, while one "Star Trek" fan wants to build an insanely elaborate recreation of the show's main setting.