Denisse Moreno

The new year is just around the corner, and it’s the time when people plan their weight loss resolution.

The world’s first solar road was revealed in Normandy, France.

Samsung is slashing its prices for the Galaxy S7 edge and Galaxy S7--only for today.

Many customers are getting their Apple AirPods sooner than they expected.

Volkswagen will present another model of the I.D. family next month in Detroit.

Processed and cured meat, like the one in your sandwich, could worsen Asthma symptoms, a study suggests.

Nokia filed a number of complaints against Apple accusing the company of infringing on Nokia patents, it announced Wednesday, just after Apple filed an antitrust lawsuit against Acacia Research Corp. and Conversant Intellectual Property Management Inc. accusing them of conspiring with Nokia.

The weather phenomenon El Niño and global warming fueled the spread of the Zika virus in South America, scientists say.

Although users complained about Nintendo’s Super Mario Run being too expensive, the game still got millions of downloads--and broke a record.

The international nonprofit Electronic Frontier Foundation is calling on tech companies to brace for increased internet surveillance and censorship under Trump’s administration.

Millions of Android phones by ZTE, Lenovo and other brands may be running spyware apps, a recent report says.

You can now avoid long lines and order Shake Shack's burgers through your iOS device.

Scientists say the unusual heat in the ocean is flooding into the bottom of the Totten glacier in East Antarctica at a rate of 220,000 cubic meters per second.

You can now start a video group chat with Facebook Messenger and try out new 3D masks with the app’s new update.

The number of known black holes is expected to double in the next couple of years thanks to a new detection method.

Politicians in Germany are taking action to curb fake news on social media sites, especially as their election approaches.

DeVry University and its parent company, DeVry Education Group, have agreed to pay a $100 million settlement after being accused of misleading prospective students in ads, the Federal Trade Commission says.

LG’s display department will supply foldable smartphones to Apple, Google and Microsoft.

Despite 2.85 million downloads of Super Mario Run on its first day, Nintendo shares dropped on Friday as customers complained about the price.

Verizon is considering backing out of its $4.8 billion planned purchase of Yahoo. Yahoo stock dropped as much as 6.5 percent in trading on Thursday after the company reported a data breach.

Weight Watchers is offering an “Online Plus” promotion plan that includes the Apple Watch. Here's how much the plan is going for:

If you lose an AirPod, you’ll have to pay a fee for a replacement. Here's how much:

NASA successfully launched a set of eight little satellites on board the Orbital ATK Pegasus XL rocket into Earth’s orbit Thursday morning. The previous launch was cancelled Monday after problems with the hydraulic pump and weather issues.

Apple has temporarily suspended the new watchOS 3.1.1 update after complaints from users that their devices had been bricked while some users received an "unable to verify update" notification.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey wasn't invited to Trump's meeting with prominent tech leaders because he blocked an emoji the Trump team wanted to launch for the hashtag #CrookedHillary.

Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and other prominent tech leaders sat down with President-elect Donald Trump Wednesday.

A massive 62.3 foot wave in the North Atlantic measured by a buoy just broke a world record as the largest ever recorded, scientists say.

NASA released a 3D view of carbon dioxide levels across the planet in a video on Wednesday. The Orbiting Carbon Observatory satellite, OCO-2, collected data of carbon dioxide levels around the world between Sept. 1, 2014 through Aug. 31, 2015.

Amazon reveals Prime Air, which promises to deliver packages with small drones in 30 minutes or less after placing an order. The company is currently conducting trials with customers in the UK.