SpaceX lives by the motto "what goes up, must come down ... " as in their rocket boosters. And that's just what happened Saturday,

The second SpaceShipTwo from Virgin Galactic flew solo on Saturday, marking another milestone for suborbital flight.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos received a letter from John Glenn on the day the astronaut died.

Kids will be kids. And one Dallas six-year-old has discovered if you ask Alexa for a dollhouse, you'll get it.

Metallica got into a huge fight with Napster back in the day, and now all is (mostly) forgiven.

Sting dropped his new CD '57th & 9th' on Friday and heads to Bataclan in Paris to re-open its doors.

The NFL cracked down on its teams usage of in-game social media in October, and now the league has done an about-face.

Olympic hero Michael Phelps has made his mark in the pool, now he's aiming at tech.

The new Apple campus is nearing completion. If you thought it would be epic in scope, you'd be right.

Used to be, you'd walk in, sit down on a bench, they'd measure your feet, and you bought some sneaks. Nike has improved on that the shoe buying experience.

The Chicago Cubs clubhouse is getting a major overhaul for the first time in years. The lockers are wired for tech and the video replay room is renovated.

For years, Google has flexed its creative muscles when it comes to their doodles, and this year's Halloween entry is no exception!

Bon Jovi will perform songs from their new album tonight on SiriusXM

NSA leaker Edward Snowden's email provider Lavabit is back online with new and improved security features.

Hackers disrupted the Sundance Film Festival box office on Saturday, but the shows went on.

Oscar winner Anne Hathaway takes on a quirky role in the new monster movie Colossal, due out April 7 in the U.S.

The CBS/Paramount suit over a 'Star Trek' fan film will not boldly go to the courtroom.

The latest incarnation of the Star Trek franchise won't be lifting off in May after all.

It's long been a fan theory that all Pixar films are somehow connected. Turns out they are right.

Light switches are so last-century. This high-tech lamp lights things up with a mere whistle.

It's a ride fit for a Caped Crusader -- feast your eyes on a life-sized version of the Lego Batmobile, old chum.

Apple Music wants to hit the hot button of pop culture, says executive Jimmy Iovine. He has some ideas on how to do that.

A dancer by the name of Lil Buck showcases the "freedom" of the new Apple AirPod earbuds in a series of TV spots.

Panasonic's testing HOSPI(R), an "autonomous delivery robot" designed to help us clueless humans.

Doctors could soon get an immediate look at those in dire medical need via "disaster drones."

Amazon's Echo was its top seller for the holiday period, and the future looks busy for the AI home assistant.

Lucasfilm can create any character imaginable for Star Wars, but a CGI Princess Leia won't be one of them.

Sunday night will mark Facebook's first-ever live stream of an NBA game.

It's the first big movies/TV awards show of the season, and there are several different ways to watch it.

It's been a slow time for Windows 10 Insider build releases, but have no fear, as Microsoft explains that a new one should arrive this week.

A man credits his MacBook Pro for stopping a bullet in the Friday Florida airport shooting that left five people dead and eight others hurt.

The Apple Mac market share has dropped to its lowest level in five years, with OS rivals like Linux and Microsoft's Windows the beneficiaries.

When Google rolled out their Home assistants, they might not have imagined them singing Don't Stop Believin'.

Even the CEO of a huge tech company gets graded on his achievements. Apple CEO Tim Cook took a pay cut over Apple's 2016 results.