Jeff Stone

Uber will try to pull business away from taxis Friday by bribing customers with ice cream.

Privacy advocates have clashed with upset relatives in trying to find an answer that works for all concerned.

Headlines about how Comcast, Rupert Murdoch and the Time Warner companies have been overwhelming.

Little is known about the "Stingray" cell phone surveillance technology, and police hope to keep it that way.

Self-driving cars could be on American roadways within the next decade. The FBI is preparing now.

"Star Wars" fans can now re-visit the first movie in the franchise animated in the Minecraft universe.

Apple executives reportedly met with book publishers, conspiring to raise e-book prices by $2 to $5 apiece.

Exploding audiobook sales, and a slew of free-download sites, prove "readers" still thirst for books.

Google Chrome now warns against downloading uTorrent, a software favored by online pirates.

Islamic State could soon step up involvement in the Israeli crisis.

A recent report said Chinese hackers have gone off the beaten path to choose which U.S. government agencies to target this year.

A fake news website spread the rumor that the national drinking age will change to 25 in August.

Google has loosened restrictions on a requirement that has frustrated users since the social network's inception.

A fossilized Changyuraptor yangi, a four-winged raptor, creates the possibility that not only birds could fly.

Misinformation and propaganda have thrived on social media since Operation Protective Edge began.

Citing a growing number of serious cyberattacks like Heartbleed, Google security researchers have unveiled Project Zero.

Israel has come under fire from Amnesty International for shelling Palestinian homes only moments after giving them a "roof knock" warning.

Jay Carney, President Obama's spokesman from 2011 to 2014, could soon be in charge of Apple's PR.

Google and new partner Novartis hope the smart lens will help diabetes patients monitor their blood sugar levels.

uTorrent's 150 million users, many of whom use the site for piracy, have been divided over the use of advertisements.

Drone warfare threatens to bring even more casualties to the growing conflict.

Facebook said it aims to help the community by paying a local officer's salary, but it's hard to believe teens will agree.

HBO host John Oliver's rant helped publicize the debate, but the issue's significance is still hard to grasp.

The World Cup final between Germany and Argentina on Sunday night was further proof that more sports fans than ever are tuning in with two screens.

Babak Parvis, best known for his research on interactive lenses and the force behind Google Glass, is joining Amazon.

Despite being one of Dropbox's primary cloud providers, Amazon has unveiled its own cloud service in Zocalo.

Samsung is again struggling to defend itself against human rights violations, but the company is far from alone in the corporate world.

The Pirate Bay and other popular websites will bear the brunt of a new Singapore law that takes aim at online piracy.

Snowden has said repeatedly that he tried to change the NSA's surveillance practices from within before leaking thousands of classified documents.