Who owns the rights to an image taken by a monkey? We may eventually know the answer, as the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has refused to dismiss the "monkey selfie" case. Although an agreement was reached between the photographer and PETA, the court says there are other issues to consider.

Scientists at Berkeley Labs have discovered a way to create 3D-printed structures, some smaller than a human hair, entirely out of liquid.

A provocative new documentary from the director of Who Killed the Electric Car? is available to stream for free all weekend, courtesy of A.I.-wary entrepreneur Elon Musk.

Smuggling iPhones into China can be quite lucrative, and an enterprising gang came up with a scheme to rig a cable between buildings using an aerial drone.

Recording a show or switching between streaming channels will be easier than ever with new developer tools for Amazon's Alexa. You'll be able to record shows by name, jump between different providers and apps, and control on-screen playback.

Using a team of data analysts and basketball enthusiasts, Google will be at the NCAA Final Four using data from the first half of the games to predict what will happen in the second half.

In a case that was ridiculous from the beginning, a New York court has ruled against actress Lindsay Lohan, who contended that GTA V used her likeness for a minor fringe character.

The possibility of high-speed global internet just took a step towards becoming a reality this week, as the FCC approved the SpaceX plan to establish a "constellation" of thousands of satellites in the next few years.

Despite reports that the bug was on the chopping block, Volkswagen has assured Beetle lovers that it will still be available.

Spoiler alert: Ubisoft has included an Easter egg in Far Cry 5 so you can complete the game in no time at all.

The NBA seems to be experimenting with a live stream of the final quarter of certain games for only 99 cents.

It's getting harder and harder for construction firms to find qualified workers, and many are turning to automation for help.

A faithful adaptation of the Street Fighter saga is coming to television, created by the martial artists who produced and directed the popular Assassin's Fist web series.

Virtual reality brings new life to an old roller coaster with The Great Lego Race, a Mario Kart-style blast through a Lego landscape.

Elon Musk has joined the #deletefacebook movement, announcing that SpaceX and Tesla would remove their accounts from the social media platform after the backlash from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Your self-driving car may be subject to the effects of solar storms, meteorologists are warning. Disruptions in GPS communications may cause autonomous vehicles to pull over and stop.

A misspelling buried in the code for Civilization VI may be why your A.I. opponents are behaving erratically.

After years of arguments, a settlement has finally been reached in the PlayStation 3 class-action lawsuit. If you purchased one of the original consoles, here's how to claim your settlement.

Taking advantage of the new Google Maps game tools, the upcoming augmented reality game based on The Walking Dead brings hordes of zombies to your doorstep.

Satellites can't see everything, and so NASA is asking people around the world to take pictures of clouds in the sky and submit them to help verify orbital observations.

Space is getting more and more crowded every year, and a cooperative European effort is underway to solve the problem. Airbus plans to test a space harpoon that could drag rogue spacecraft into the atmosphere.

The USS Colorado, the Navy's newest attack submarine, includes an Xbox controller to operate its sophisticated dual periscopes.

Government scientists have designed a spacecraft that could deflect an incoming asteroid that could strike the Earth, by using nuclear weapons if necessary.

Despite being denied approval by the FCC, a startup called Swarm Technologies went ahead anyway, launching four tiny satellites into orbit last month.

NASA is sending a probe to study the sun this summer, and your name could go along for the ride. Sign up to have your name added as a virtual passenger aboard the Parker Solar Probe.

A herd of SpotMinis is ravaged by Mother Nature in a parody documentary that envisions the critters trying to survive in a desolate wasteland.

You could soon have one of the most recognizable A.I. assistants in your home with an authentic HAL-9000 that will tell you the weather and provide the latest news.

The South by Southwest Film Festival has turned into the OASIS, with Ready Player One virtual reality experiences that immerse attendees in the world of the film.

Some new apps from Google's Arts & Culture Experiment let you browse centuries of artworks by color palette, or browse though Life magazine's decades of iconic photos.

Flippy the burger-flipping robot is taking a break just after starting his new gig. It turns out the rest of the employees can't keep up with the mechanical arm.

Appliance maker Electrolux has adopted a "wait and see" attitude about a planned quarter-billion dollar investment in a U.S. manufacturing plant after the surprise announcement of tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.

A Norwegian company has flipped the switch on the first deepwater floating wind farm in the North Sea, and the results have already exceeded projections.

The Golden Raspberry Awards, honoring the worst in cinema in 2017, were awarded Saturday night. We've got all the shockers and highlights from the 38th annual Razzies.

Streaming TV services are on the rise, and 2018 will likely be a breakout year for subscriber numbers. As cable TV subscribers decline, the industry faces an uncertain future.

A new virtual reality application called Pluto hopes to become the Discourse of VR, letting gamers chat and communicate across a variety of games and experiences.

The state of South Australia has once again teamed up with Tesla, this time to create a network of houses installed with solar power panels and batteries to create a giant power grid.

Nissas will kick off the first test of its driverless robo-taxi called Easy Ride in the city of Yokohama in Japan.

The 50-year old Arecibo radio telescope in the jungle of Puerto Rico, home of many landmark scientific discoveries, has gotten a new lease on life.