Jeff Stone

A national Chinese operating system, known as COS, is expected to be unveiled in October.

ISIS, which took advantage of Western technology to spread the James Foley video, appears to have drone capabilities.

The Tesla CEO tweeted a newspaper ad that described him as an "automotive visionary" and asked him to makes small changes to Model S.

Eastern European hackers have infected nearly a million Android owners with a new kind of malware.

Beyonce and Ariana Grande will compete for center stage at the 2014 MTV VMAs.

Islamic State has continued spreading propaganda on the Diaspora and VKontakte social networks.

Security researchers had a 92 percent success rate when they tried to see mobile users' personal information.

A spokeswoman said eBay is examining ways to "maximize" value, and strategies could include dropping PayPal.

A Reddit forum attacking Mike Brown and other young black man has revived questions Reddit has yet to answer.

Researchers tested malware on uTorrent, Vuze and other popular torrent download software.

UPS said 1 percent of its franchise locations were affected by the data breach. It's unclear how many customers were affected.

New California regulations require all cars to have steering wheels and brake pedals in case of emergency.

Media observers question whether YouTube and Twitter were right to make the James Foley video unavailable.

Overstock.com customers shopping from outside the U.S. will be able to pay in bitcoin starting in September.

Infineon, the German semiconductor company, is in talks to acquire an unnamed U.S. company.

David Plouffe, praised for using modern methords to get President Obama elected in 2008, will now work for Uber.

Hackers are increasingly able to take control of sensitive personal data, putting hospitals on the defensive.

Hanx Writer, the Tom Hanks-backed typewriter app for iTunes, will make users nostalgic.

The fortunes of GT Advanced, believed to be producing sapphire glass for the iPhone 6, rest with Apple.

YouTube Music Key will include fan-uploaded versions of songs that other services aren’t licensed to provide.

"Young people have been waiting for a moment like this," says a reporter as Vine and Twitter explode with images.

Privacy advocates nervous about facial recognition technology forget that large scale facial recognition has yet to be effective.

Influential columnist Eric Jackson complains the Yahoo president/CEO's salary isn't properly tied to her performance.

earthlings can livestream NASA video of the Russian cosmonauts' spacewalk, which will last for six hours.

By involving themselves in the Ferguson unrest, Anonymous hackers have made it clear they're still around and not going anywhere.

KickAss torrents was down Friday, stoking fear among users unaccustomed to the page being offline.

SmartThings will relocate to Silicon Valley but continue to operate independently.

The discovery raises questions about Alibaba's due diligence process as the Chinese e-commerce giant prepares what analysts expect will be a huge IPO.

The hacker collective Anonymous is believed to have launched a cyberattack on the St. Louis County Police Department.