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With more workers predicted to bring their own hardware to work, solutions need to be found to secure data.

With this tool, a trip to the loo could get even more personal in the future.

Jose Julio fashioned a robot to play air hockey against his young daughter out of 3-D printer parts.

From organizing your office to sharpening your management skills, here is the LifeEdited guide to ruthlessly decluttering your startup's operations.

The San Mateo, Calif.-based company announced today that it plans to go public.

A look at the latest tech tools to help you rise and shine, and be productive right from the start.

Figuring out how to integrate technology into your startup can be a nightmare. Yet, it is imperative to get your dream off the ground. Here is what to look for when bringing on a tech team.

The often tight-lipped company is having a relatively effusive celebration to mark three decades of its game-changing computer. It's even asking for some fan input.

Here are four tech tools to help telecommuters work harder, smarter and, yes, more comfortably, too.

The deal is expected to be the largest merger in Chinese history.

In the latest update to its ubiquitous Photoshop program, available today, Adobe has added 3-D printing capabilities.

Here's a hint: It has to do with things people do 'twice a day.'

The tech giant expects its deal to buy popular smart-thermostat maker will close in the next few months.

Stress. Long hours. Sitting all day. This just scratches the surface.

At CES, the tech giant unveiled RealSense, technology it says creates more 'natural' interactions with computers and tablets.

In just the first day of 2014, Snapchat and Skype were rudely awakened to the need to improve security measures.

A bird's eye view of what's set to take place at the big tech event in Las Vegas next week.

Looking to compete with Apple, Google is reportedly working with Audi to bring its Android technology to the dashboard.

A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'

With throwback know-how as well as some of the newest technologies, these gadgets have something for everyone, from tinkerers to tipplers.

The new service shows the messages of other nearby users, whether you follow them or not.