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Nokia, the iconic Finnish cell phone brand, is launching its first Android smartphone exclusively in China.

SpaceX is pushing back its next rocket launch because of high winds and rain at its launch site.

Martin Shkreli, the reviled pharmaceutical exec, has been suspended by Twitter after making unwanted advances toward a Teen Vogue editor.

An early prototype of the iPhone reveals how Apple considered making its iconic smartphone more iPod than phone.

From an underwater drone to the car of the future, here's a look at what impressed us most.

SpaceX has received the FAA license it needs to launch a rocket into space, just days before it is scheduled to blast off.

Theranos, the embattled Silicon Valley blood testing startup, has fired 41% of its workforce.

Will H-1B visas soon go to the highest bidders? California lawmakers agree that the H-1B program needs to be reformed but disagree on how.

At Tokyo's Narita International Airport, some bathroom stalls are outfitted with smartphone wipe dispensers to disinfect your phone screen.

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Americans have a lot of choices about where to shop. But it seems like many consumers are increasingly flocking to Amazon. And so are investors. Many traditional retailers are hurting.

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Tim Cook's pay fell by 15% in 2016 due to Apple's failure to meet its sales targets, a filing released on Friday showed.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter that "all systems are go" for a rocket launch next week. Well, maybe not all systems. He still needs FAA approval.

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Trump's pick for defense secretary, James Mattis, had been a board director at embattled Silicon Valley blood testing startup Theranos since 2013.

Apple plans to open its first retail outlet in Seoul, the home turf of arch rival Samsung.

On Thursday, the Federal Trade Commission sued D-Link for its utter lack of security measures in its home internet routers, cameras and baby monitors.

T-Mobile will only offer one unlimited plan.