California's Attorney General Kamala D. Harris reached an agreement Wednesday with six of the largest companies in the mobile device market that could change

A study from three universities suggests information gathered from someone's Facebook page might predict how they will fare on the job.

In this Tech Check, FOX 5's Doug Evans reports that the Kindle Fire has apparently done what no other tablet had done before: take a bite out of Apple.

Only minor damage is reported after an earthquake centered in southeast Missouri shook at least nine states.

The director of the National Security Agency warned that the hacking group Anonymous could have the ability within the next year or two to bring about a

YouTube is enlisting Hollywood's help to reach a generation of viewers more familiar with smartphones than TV remotes.

Google Inc. Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt is selling stock currently worth about $1.45 billion as part of a trading plan that would cut his ownership stake

Chinese officials face a choice in Apple's dispute with a local company over the iPad trademark — side with a struggling entity that a court says owns the name

Inside a high-security air force complex that builds jet fighters and weapons systems, Pakistan's military is working on the latest addition to its sprawling

If you're looking forward to getting a fat tax return this year, this glitch might frighten you. Apparently, a number of anxious visitors to the Internal

The FBI is getting in on the law enforcement app game -- posting documents online recently to seek industry input on developing the equivalent of a web alert

The federal government wants to start regulating high-tech dashboards found in cars. These days, there is a lot more going on inside vehicles beyond GPS

Twitter's cautious entry into advertising is picking up velocity: It is finally opening up its self-serve ad platform to a large group of small advertisers.

Major online media companies including Google Inc., its online video site YouTube, Yahoo Inc. and Hulu LLC are joining forces in hopes of stealing some thunder

Online review service Yelp Inc. unveiled on Thursday estimated terms of its initial public offering at 7.15 million shares at a price of $12 to $14 each.