The agency says more than 700 divers have visited the site, 4,000m under water off the coast of Canada.

A day long knowledge sharing session on 'Project Management & CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration)' was held on Saturday at BASIS office in Dhaka, says a press release.

Microsoft Bangladesh organised 'Microsoft Technology Day 2012' to demonstrate its new service- virtualisation and its benefits to the IT professionals and IT administrators at a hotel in the capital.

Authorities have indicted five people in central China for involvement in illegal organ trading after a teenager sold one of his kidneys to buy an iPhone and an iPad.

The urban environment is daunting. In a bustling community of millions and millions of citizens, the mere constraints of having so many people in one place can force innovation to materialize out of sheer need.

China was struggling Thursday to restore several government websites that international hacking group Anonymous says it attacked in an apparent protest against Chinese Internet restrictions.

Google has unveiled a pair of futuristic glasses – reminiscent of a Star Trek prop – as part of a bid to introduce wearable computing into the mainstream technology industry.

Google+ arrived last summer armed and ready to compete with Facebook.

Android‘s share of the U.S. smartphone market topped 50% for the first time in February, according to comScore’s MobiLens.

As several tornadoes caused significant damage Tuesday afternoon near Dallas and Fort Worth, local authorities turned to Twitter to help minimize the disruption.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has joined the worldwide Google Art Project.

Facebook is stepping up its patent dispute with Yahoo by filing its own lawsuit against the struggling Internet icon.

When people buy smartphones, they don’t usually base their decision on how many cores the processor has or other arcane specs. They want to know how the phone looks and feels, how enjoyable it is to use, and how much it costs.

Flame-bearing Prometheus may have visited humans earlier than we thought.

The makers of the mobile app Girls Around Me came under fire Monday for helping men to "stalk" unsuspecting women, but the incident also reveals how much we still have to learn about what social networks reveal about us.