Technology that keeps us connected to the workplace is supposed to help bring balance to our lives, but constant contact may be taxing emotionally taxing, especially for women.

Foursquare, the smart phone service that lets people "check in" to restaurants, bars and wherever else they might find themselves, is launching a new version of its application that plays up serendipity and the discovery of new places.

Move over, BlackBerry, there's a new top smart-phone in town! And no, we're not talking about the iPhone here.

Scientists in Europe are reporting they used a simple blood test on pregnant women to diagnose Down syndrome in their unborn children.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who has been on indefinite medical leave, is making an appearance as he unveiled a new iPad in San Francisco.

Apple is looking to take another bite out of the tablet market by debuting its new iPad.

Thousands of Gmail users lose everything. Can Google fix the glitch?

Scamsters are targeting women on Facebook in what's becoming an all-too-common ruse, using a soldier's picture to target women for money.

A new study warns of troubling videos on YouTube that could serve as a how-to for people bent on injuring themselves.

Like most parents faced with a similar horror: a father in China says he never gave up looking for his kidnapped son. Now, three years and many kilometers later, there's a joyful reunion, but there's a big force behind it.

Facebook has added civil unions and domestic partnerships to the list of relationships that its users can pick from to best describe their romantic status.

Apple is saying that if publishers want to sell digital newspapers and magazines for the iPhone and iPad, they must give customers the option of paying through its iTunes store.

The popular video game that encouraged people in their living rooms to "rock on" is going off the shelf.

The U.S. and some of its trade partners are at odds over lithium batteries.