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Scientists may have finally worked out how dinosaurs evolved into birds.Experts have isolated a genetic sequence which they believe was present in dinosaurs before and during their evolution into birds.

Three thousand thousand thousand years ago, a fast radio burst from the center of a dwarf galaxy far beyond the Milky Way generated as much energy as 500 million suns in milliseconds. And then it came out for an encore. And another. It has done roughly 30 curtain calls in all.

Private chats on Instagram are getting even more streamlined -- photos can now be sent without editing, no crop required. The change also comes with in-chat link previews as Instagram continues to refine Direct.

A sea-dwelling reptile the size of a bus has been identified for the first time from a giant fossil found in Russia.

There are several interesting Android devices in the works, and one of them is supposed to launch real soon.

Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine studied seven popular fitness trackers and discovered none of them could accurately measure energy expenditure.

As per a new study from the University of California, San Diego, and Yale University, Facebook could be making us unhappier and unhealthier than we may realize. Given that Facebook boasts a user base of around 2 billion people, that's scary

The Switch is a monster for Nintendo -- both figuratively and literally.

With the new Surface Pro, Microsoft made a good thing better.

NASA has set the date for a trip to an asteroid that could be worth “quadrillions” of dollars.

NASA has set the date for a trip to an asteroid that could be worth “quadrillions” of dollars.

On August 21, 2017, the United States will have something happen to it that hasn't happened since Jimmy Carter was President, Sony introduced the Walkman and M*A*S*H was still on TV.The U.S. will go dark.

Two monster black holes are apparently on a collision course near the heart of a nearby galaxy, a new study reports.

In his Harvard commencement address, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg reminisced about his intentions for starting the social network.

Now, when you click on a trending topic, you'll see a carousel with stories about it.

Have you ever wished you had Jedi powers?

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Researchers from the Rochester Institute of Technology have developed a new internet protocol to help emergency responders communicate without disruption when it's most vital to do so.

With big names like SpaceX and Blue Origin stealing headlines left and right, smaller space travel startups tend to cruise under the radar.

Airport security frisks can sometimes upset passengers, so the TSA is now using a smart mannequin to train officers on how to get the pat-down procedure exactly right while ensuring nothing's missed