Finding out the high-speed internet options in your area just got a lot easier with an interactive map compiled from FCC data.

You'll soon be able to hunt ghosts on your Android or iOS phones when "Ghostbusters AR" slimes its way to market later this year.

Sumitomo Forestry in Japan just announced plans for a 1,148-foot tall skyscraper constructed primarily of wood.

The Caped Crusader finds himself a stranger in a strange land, and without his trusty gadgets, in the full-length anime Batman Ninja. A showdown with the Joker and other supervillains awaits.

If you've ever watched a spy movie and thought "I could do that," here's your chance to prove it. Spyscape is an interactive museum in New York that assesses your abilities to be a top espionage agent.

By harnessing the power of four massive telescopes together, the European Southern Observatory has created a powerful new tool for astronomers searching for Earth-like planets around distant stars.

Hot Wheels and Rocket League are bringing all the action of the popular video game to your tabletop, complete with remote-control cars and a high-tech soccer field.

An "Alien Zoo" has opened at a mall in Los Angeles, and you'd better get your tickets fast. The new VR exhibit pushes the boundaries of entertainment with an immersive cinematic trek through a world of extraterrestrial creatures.

Innovation in the art of visual effects, from animation to camera design, was recognized at the Sci-Tech Academy Awards hosted by Patrick Stewart on Saturday night.

The U.S. military has begun rolling out quadcopter drones to every squad in the Marine Corps. The new program represents a major shift in battlefield planning, as the new devices will be used for everything from surveillance mapping to wargaming exercises.

The new pre-apocalyptic conspiracy thriller Hard Sun follows two London cops as they uncover the truth about the future of the world, a secret that powerful government forces are desperate to keep hidden.

A booster rocket from a recent SpaceX Falcon 9 satellite launch survived a spashdown in the Atlantic ocean, leading to a potentially hazardous situation. Although an Air Force air strike was considered, the company eventually blew it up itself.

Lego architect Chairudo has created a massive replica of the El Toro wooden coaster at Six Flags, complete with a camera in the front car so you can experience it yourself. The huge project took months to build using tens of thousands of Legos.

Music CDs could become be a format as outdated as eight-tracks, as Best Buy announced they no longer will sell CDs. Target may soon follow their lead, unless they can renegotiate their arrangement with the industry.

After two years of testing and evaluation by DARPA and the military, command of the "Sea Hunter," an unmanned autonomous warship, has been officially passed to the U.S. Navy.

The Vahana prototype recently completed its first test flight in Oregon, marking the Airbus venture's initial steps towards an all-electric autonomous urban air taxi.

For the first time, astrophysicists have confirmed the existence of exoplanets beyond the Milky Way galaxy. Using a technique known as microlensing, the researchers revealed that there could be trillions of planets in a galaxy 3.8 billion light years away.

Tesla has big plans for renewable energy, and that extends all the way down to individual homeowners. The company will begin demonstrating its solar power panels and Powerwall batteries at Home Depot locations across the country.

Nearly two decades after ER, George Clooney will return to the small screen as producer and director of the mini-series Catch-22.

Elton John kicked off his farewell tour announcement with a kaleidoscopic virtual reality video that spanned his decades-long career.

The popular Strava "Heatmap" can show popular jogging trails and bike routes from around the world, but it can also inadvertently reveal the locations of U.S. military personnel in secret locations.

Criminals that can compromise an ATM in a few minutes and make it spew out its entire load of cash may be targeting ATMs in the United Stated, warns the Secret Service.

The private space company Rocket Lab just successfully deployed three satellites into orbit, along with a giant mirrored ball that will orbit the Earth every 90 minutes.

While searching for spy satellites in orbit, amateur astronomer discovered signals from a NASA project called IMAGE that was thought to have been lost years ago.

The trailer introducing the 50th-anniversary Bullitt Mustang is a throwback to the legendary car chase that made the iconic car famous.

Jeff Bezos and his trusty sidekick Alexa are personally screening applicants for the new Amazon HQ in the latest Saturday Night Live sketch.

NBA star Paul George's new Nike signature shoe reflects his love of gaming, with a light-up PlayStation logo.

After more than a year of employee-only testing, the Amazon Go grocery store in Seattle is finally open for business.

After analyzing millions of players' data, the PUBG team has identified more than 100,000 cheaters who will be banned permanently from the game.

Returning from its second visit to the ISS, the reused Dragon capsule, loaded with two tons of cargo, splashed down successfully.

The denizens of the Continental hotel will be the focus of this new TV series from Starz set in the John Wick universe.

Analysis by scientists at SETI indicate that subterranean lava tubes on the moon may provide access to massive underground glaciers.

A new season of Cosmos, hosted by Neil deGrasse Tyson, will premiere on Fox and National Geographic in spring of 2019.

In conjunction with the FIFA 18 eWorld Cup, Major League Soccer announced the formation of eMLS, a league formed of gamers from each team.

Ray Bradbury's classic sci-fi novel Fahrenheit 451 will soon make its way to HBO, with a new adaptation starring Michael B. Jordan.

Good news for retro gamers — The Duke, a replica of the original massive Xbox controller, will be released in March for Xbox One.

Beats, the headphone company originally founded by Dr. Dre, scored a major victory in its ongoing legal battle with Monster.

A Google engineer used images of Seattle captured from the Space Needle webcam to create a fast-paced look at the city's explosive growth.