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An announcement today shared that Twitter will begin trading at $26 per share when it goes on sale. This number is lower than some expected but still higher than Twitter's original estimated range.

When it comes to iPhone application development finding someone capable enough to complete your project without requesting your firstborn in return for their services can be tricky but it seems like Intellectsoft have reached a good balance.

Meet the PD-100 Black Hornet, the tiniest reconnaissance drone helicopter you will ever see. This tiny drone weights just 16 grams and is remote controlled.

4K is the next big thing when it comes to video and now Netflix is joining the ranks in experimenting with 4K video. This week Netflix tested the waters by placing six clips of 4K video in to the mix. The testing of 4K video is part of Netflix’s decision to provide “ultra HD” video to subscribers, something which they ...

When it comes to offbeat news, this has to be one of the more peculiar stories we have seen in a while but it's also pretty awesome! This abandoned oil tank in Helsinki is decorated with 1,250 LED lights as part of a public art project.

Google has announced the details of the Android 4.4 KitKat Operating System and the new system is designed to increase Android users and anticipate what comes next from the smartphone industry.

If you want to buy an eReader, but have a tight budget, there are some things to consider that can make you more confident in your purchase. There are many types of eReaders on the market and many of them are also tablets. While they are not inherently inexpensive, they are very affordable, especially in comparison to other tablet devices or small computers.

Say hello to Kepler-78b AKA Earth's evil twin. Kepler-78b is the first Earth-sized planet discovered outside our solar system with a rocky type composition...but it's quite different from our planet.

Human beings have been defrauding one another since before we kept track of time on anything other than the sky. While numerous methods have been used over the years to combat and defend against it, the Internet has made fraud detection and protection more difficult and crucial.

Earthquakes are a serious concern for a number of regions which is why, as strange as this helmet chair might look, it's a pretty nifty invention all the same.