At Foxconn's Longhua facility, that is what the 400,000 employees do: produce the smartphones and tablets that are sold by Samsung or Sony or Dell and end up in British and American homes. But most famously of all, China's biggest factory makes gadgets …

Samsung's willingness to pump out an enormous variety of smartphone models is also helpful since it can successfully market its devices to both high–end consumers with the Galaxy S IV and to less wealthy consumers with its horde of cheap Android …

Lynchburg City School teachers Sarah Tyree (left) and Kristin Smith work to make an end effector out of a cup, rubber band and tape during a NASA teaching workshop on Monday. An end effector usually … Next door to the “Gadgets, Gizmos & Contraptions …

… to avoid camera shake and take better high-resolution photos with their Snapzoom/smartphone setup. The combo can be used for macro photography, give researchers an inexpensive and portable way to take microscopic photos or (on the other end of the …

New York: Microsoft on Monday knocked $100 off the price of high end versions of its Surface tablet, which is competing against Apple's iPad and devices that use Google's Android system. The software giant's online store is offering US consumers the …

Microsoft on Monday knocked $100 off the price of high–end versions of its Surface tablet, which is competing against Apple's iPad and devices that use Google's Android system. For the latest technology news and reviews, like us on Facebook or follow …

Even the Lear jet setters needs something to read: When billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post for $250 million in cash Monday, he became just the latest rich guy to pick up a little something on the media market. Boston Red …

An employee shows gold products to a client at a shop in Hanoi June 11, 2013. – Reuters picKUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — Gold price is likely to hit US$1,400 (RM4,517.8) an ounce by year-end, with stable demand amid better economic expectations, says …

SAN JOSE — When Rod Wong, a biology teacher at Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, first met Nikhil Buduma four years ago, he thought the freshman was crazy. But it didn't take long for Buduma to show that he was a once-in-a-lifetime student.