Jeff Stone

Fans can enjoy a treasury of TV shows, movies, games and books as they wait for the return of "Game of Thrones."

Though Photoshop and Acrobat can still be found on popular BitTorrent sites, cloud-based subscription has been a boon.

Israeli military officials have reported that Hamas missiles are being sent farther into Israel than ever before. What caused the change?

Elephants are known to protect their young at almost any cost, as a video recorded in Israel this week proves again.

TiVo DVR customers get a software update that aims to minimize how much time they spend deciding what to watch next.

Google has refreshed Drive on Gmail for Android users who are trying to send files more efficiently.

The Iron Dome sounds like a science-fiction force field, but the missile defense system actually stops an estimated 90 percent of attacks.

YouTube fans frustrated with poor streaming or long buffering times should investigate why their Internet service isn't better, Google says.

There have been no indications that Russia will expel Edward Snowden when his temporary asylum expires on July 31.

Brazil's humiliating defeat to Germany in the World Cup semifinals made the team a target for Pornhub's audience.

Google, eBay, Tumblr and others worked to correct a security flaw that could have made it possible for hackers to access users' log-in information.

Americans watching fireworks on July 4th from below should fix their gaze on the rash of drone videos that have surfaced showing the displays from above.

A Harvard law professor got over 50,000 people to donate more than $7 million by pledging to help elect politicians who aim to end Super PACs.

Under an agreement with the New York District Attorney, Uber will limit its controversial surge pricing during busy times.

With surveillance issues already straining relations, a double agent's arrest further threatens the alliance.

In a rare North Korean video depicting weakness, Kim Jong-un is seen limping and with a scar on his forehead.

Isis announced it will rebrand to avoid association with the militant group that has terrorized Iraq and Syria.

The price of warrants has fallen 25 percent since 2012, convincing state and federal police to use wiretaps for a variety of crimes.

Rumors surround a conference of media and technology honchos, with Wall Street observers expecting a tech company to dip into broadcasting.

Uber, the California-based taxi startup, announced Monday it will charge New York customers less than a taxi for taking them the same distance.

Customers trying to watch Hulu with a virtual-private network have discovered new ways to subvert a company blockade and stream their favorite shows.

Citing unrest in the Middle East, TSA has announced that US-bound passengers are required to show their electronics -- and they must be charged.

Facebook users hoping to experience the same emotions that 700,000 people endured for the sake of a psychology study can now do so with the "Facebook Mood Manipulator" extension for Chrome.

The e-commerce titan raked in $44 billion in sales in 2013, outpacing rivals with a staggering 17 percent growth over 12 months.

Russia's loss to Belgium was most-pirated match so far in the World Cup.

US World Cup fans hoping to live stream the tournament for free will need to look elsewhere now that Univision, like ESPN, will require cable information to be inputted online.

European media outlets are upset with the recent ruling that compels Google to remove search results broadly deemed to be "inadequate, irrelevant, or no longer relevant."

ESPN announced that a record number of World Cup fans tuned in to watch Belgium eliminate the US from the tournament.

Oculus Rift fans anticipating the release of the virtual reality headset were titillated by a new video of a software developer who attached GoPro cameras to the Oculus, looking at himself in the third person.