'Now You See Me,' to be released May 31 by Summit, hopes to make movie magic without computer-generated special effects. Director Louis Leterrier hired magic consultants, including David Copperfield, to create and execute some of the more complicated illusions.

As Congress frets about privacy implications of Google Glass, one thing is clear: The technology that can redefine what is "public" and link the digital and physical worlds is here.

In order to support its current stock price, Facebook needs to grow a lot faster, according to a new analysis.

The latest plant-growing gadgetry promises to automate the process of bringing the outdoors in.

Sina said expects its alliance with Alibaba to help it make money off its Weibo service, after a reporting a loss for the first quarter.

Mapping software companies are potential takeover targets.

DirecTV, the second largest U.S. pay-TV provider, is weighing a potential bid for Hulu, the latest company to show interest in the six-year-old video site.

The Financial Times said its Tech Blog and various Twitter accounts were hacked Friday by a group identifying itself as the Syrian Electronic Army.

On the eve of Facebook's IPO anniversary, how the company tackles revenue is one of the biggest challenges in its short public life.

The "60 Minutes" correspondent on her go-to gadgets, her favorite uses for an iPad and her overarching theory of technology.

A Victrola-style dock rocks a classic sound.

Eight members of Congress asked Google Chief Executive Larry Page to make assurances about privacy safeguards for the company's high-profile Google Glass device.

From Twitter to Lending Club to Atlassian to Marketo, a new crop of maturing tech companies are poised to hit the IPO market.

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs's widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, has taken on a public role to back immigration reform. She is doing it using some of the tactics that her late husband employed to great effect at the technology giant.

Effective spycraft has long called for cover—a job, family or routine that would keep a government agent from drawing undue attention. Now, that calculation extends to spies' use of social media.

Two large ad-buying firm, Starcom MediaVest and ZenithOptimedia, signed on to use comScore's online-ad ratings service, dealing a blow to Nielsen's rival service.

Dell's investor base is shifting ahead of a shareholder vote on the company's proposed $24.4 billion buyout, as the computer maker posted an expected drop in quarterly profit.

U.S. officials dealt a blow to the fledgling digital currency called bitcoin, freezing an account that is tied to the largest bitcoin exchange just months after regulators warned that such entities should follow traditional rules on money laundering.

J.P. Morgan Chase sent a formal demand letter to Bloomberg this week, asking the company to show logs of all staff members who searched activities of J.P. Morgan subscribers since 2008.

Nearly every facet of corporate life has gone digital, so corporate boards are scrambling to recruit newcomers to advise on strategies for mobile devices and social media.