Himanshu Goenka

The new video chat feature was rolled out Thursday evening by the social networking giant.

Problems with the app, which include not being able to send messages and losing matches, began Thursday night.

Attackers have also become more sophisticated and persistent, using more complex methods to bring down websites, according to Verisign.

Days ahead of Apple’s official launch for its newest flagship smartphones, a video posted online Wednesday showed working devices.

The latest smartwatch from the South Korean company comes in two variants — Frontier and Classic.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders hailed the EU’s Tuesday ruling that asked Apple to pay $14.5 billion in back taxes. Meanwhile, Turkey invited the company to move.

About 20,000 people are throwing more than 330,000 pounds of the red, juicy fruit in the town of Buñol, Valencia, in a tradition that dates back over 70 years.

The president has taken up several environment and climate change issues, and issued a number of executive orders to protect the country’s natural heritage.

Enrique Peña Nieto had invited both Trump and Hillary Clinton to Mexico to discuss the bilateral relationship with the United States.

Tuesday night’s attack on the servers of Blizzard Entertainment, soon after the launch of the Legion update, is the third such in the last one week.

Just three days after the social network changed the way it handles trending topics, a fake news item slipped past its review and made it to the top.

The technology giant pays tax at rates sometimes below 1 percent on its European earnings, based on its tax deal with Ireland, where its European operations are headquartered.

The United States, which wants to charge the tech entrepreneur with copyright infringement and money laundering, was against the hearing being streamed on YouTube.

Researchers studied the skeleton of the famous hominin, who lived 3.18 million years ago, and suggest she died from the “impact following a fall from considerable height.”

Regulations for operating drones in U.S. airspace were announced by the Federal Aviation Administration in June and took effect Monday.

Scientists used light to print three-dimensional structures using polymers that change their shape in response to specific temperatures.

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran announced Sunday the construction of two more nuclear power plants in Bushehr with Russian cooperation.

A new study published Thursday makes the unconventional claim that “rising biofuel use has been associated with a net increase” in carbon dioxide emissions.

The U.S. president will increase the size of Hawaii’s Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, which is already bigger than all the other national parks in the country put together.

The announcement Thursday is ostensibly meant to benefit users, but if you have privacy concerns, you have only one month to opt out.

Astronomers have found a galaxy whose mass is similar to the Milky Way, but Dragonfly 44 — about 300 million light-years away — is made up almost entirely of dark matter.

Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have added a light-based layer of control to the genome-editing system called Crispr.

The program “will donate Kindle e-readers, Fire tablets and Kindle eBooks” to promote digital reading around the world.

The space launch company will use the new premises, close to its Cape Canaveral Launch Complex, to refurbish its two-stage Falcon 9 rockets.

Airlander 10 flew the scheduled 100 minutes during its second test flight Wednesday but then “experienced a heavy landing” that damaged “the front of the flight deck.”

Inspired by octopuses, scientists used 3D printing and pneumatics to create the world’s first robot that doesn’t have any rigid components.

A new technology has been developed that makes entire organisms “transparent for whole-body imaging” and could allow for mapping of “neuronal, glial and vascular connections.”

DNA circuits can be far smaller than those made of silicon and work in wet conditions, but are currently far slower than their conventional counterparts.

New battery technology developed by scientists at the Ohio State University could give vehicles more miles for every minute of charging.