Tech & Science

Apple CEO Tim Cook reignites Steve Job's ambitions of building a virtual reality headset.

The solar-powered device seduces the insects using a cocktail of human odors and carbon dioxide.

Around 42 billion daily messages are sent by the messenger app.

The coral were produced from sperm and egg harvested in the wild.

The company formerly known as Google knocked Apple from the top spot.

Dystopian New York City never looked more beautiful.

Researchers’ model suggests that humans could have wiped out the Neanderthals with the power of culture.

In zika-prone countries, women are told to stop getting pregnant but don’t have access to contraceptives and face prison time for abortion.

Developed by EPFL scientists, the fingers use electrostatic to grip fragile and hard-to-grasp objects.

Some say the technique could eventually be used to create "designer babies."

The social networks only allows you to choose your 10 closest friends and family members.

NASA’s Dawn spacecraft spent several weeks mapping Ceres from 900 miles up. Here’s a simulated tour.

Nearly half of Hollywood movies in 2014 contained scenes in which people smoked.

The Galaxy S7 launches soon, but what does Samsung have planned for its next flagship smartphone?

Project Skybender wants to use high-altitude drones to deliver next-generation wireless Internet.

The Internet may seem like the Wild West, but these people are out to keep you safe: hackers.

"The immigrant mentality is very entrepreneurial in itself.”

One man is letting loose a brave new invention—a whole browser built to block ads.

Millions in the U.S. don’t know they are suffering from a deadly liver disease; Big Pharma is eager to cash in.

Licensed retailers will still be able to advertise firearms that lead to transactions outside of Facebook's platform.

"The Witness" creator Jonathan Blow quickly learned that abstract games draw harsh comments.

A new study finds this flavor delivers high levels of benzaldehyde, a chemical known to be dangerous when inhaled.

Consumer watchdog advises parents on how best to protect Internet-enabled baby monitors from hackers.

Experts tell Newsweek more needs to be done to protect against disturbing baby monitor incidents.