In unity with the prison's inmates, the hacking group pledges to disrupt online activities at Guantanamo -- prompting the U.S. military to shut down the base's Wi-Fi.
New York officials have determined that a man who rented out part of his apartment on Airbnb should pay $2,400 for violating the city's illegal hotel law, despite Airbnb stepping in on the host's behalf.
For Ben Burtt, the "Star Trek Into Darkness" sound designer, nothing was more useful in deciding what the audience should hear than knowing intimately what the original TV show sounded like.
Police are called to a sci-fi convention in the U.K. after fans of "Doctor Who" -- allegedly uninvited -- enter the convention, to the displeasure of certain forceful "Star Wars" fans.
Americans are usually willing to try something once. Usually.
Universal Air got its start with a $15,000 Kickstarter campaign that earned $220,000. Now it wants to make drones that can autonomously follow you around. Without an Internet signal.
Some ads that are just quite beautiful emerge for Microsoft's latest operating system.
Two new robots have hit Japan, both designed to let you know that you're a little on the smelly side.
Video-sharing site could launch a paid content platform for some of its specialist video channels as early as this week, according to The Financial Times.
While people in the U.S. are still sending trillions of text messages per year, they sent 5 percent less in 2012 than they did in 2011.
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