Oxford University researchers develop a way to transmit data across a room at 100-gigabit speeds using a beam of light. The Flash would be impressed.
Microsoft researchers develop a technology that can mask up to 250 milliseconds of network latency when playing cloud-based games.
New Oculus demo provides a surgeon's-eye view of a total hip replacement.
Not every drone flying above is a privacy-invading lethal weapon. We found five ways that drones are actually helping make the world a better place
Intel showed off a wealth of future technology this week, from laptops with integrated depth cameras, (hackable) connected cars, and even solar-power solutions.
After working on a smartphone that can map a user's surroundings in 3D, Google is making a similarly featured tablet.
Amazon and Google have some work to do to win over Americans if this survey from the Pew Research Center is any indication.
Jules Verne would be impressed, but it's only one step toward an attempt to provide Internet access to remote areas.
The concept sounds simultaneously futuristic and bizarre. But mark my words: You'll get one. And sooner than you think.
Emotion-detection capability is coming soon to a wide range of mobile apps, thanks to several systems now available.