US President Barrack Obama on Friday formally announced two years of free community college program for all serious students. The proposed plan is likely to cost the government approximately $60 billion.
Fans and followers of different franchise games are too thrilled as it was announced that their favorite games have been listed for nominations on the upcoming Game Developers Choice Awards 2015.
Nintendo has great news to its gaming followers as it announced a limited-edition bundle to Nintendo's "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D."
The latest Gogoro Electric scooter is making noises at the Consumet Electronics Show this year.
Mark Zuckerberg released a statement through his social media site success that he is quite committed to strengthening a social network.
France transformed into somewhat of a war zone on Friday when the police went after those suspected of being responsible for the shooting at French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
Samsung is providing certain chipsets and components for Apple gadgets.
A woman from Weymouth, Mass. found out she was pregnant on Jan. 6, Tuesday, at 10 p.m. and gave birth to a healthy 10-pound baby girl at 11 p.m. of the same night.
Pew Research Center has released their survey about social media use, which revealed that some 58% of the American adult population have Facebook profiles.
China's Ministry of Transport warned against private cars planning to take passengers through taxi-hailing apps and software.
NASA is now looking into autonomous driving technology as it partners with Nissan to develop a self-driving car for both Earth and outer space.
A new movie-rating system for children was released in China to help parents protect the youth from age-inappropriate contents, Women of China reported.
The reduction of pollution caused by trucks and ships will be a priority in Shanghai this 2015, an environmental official said on Jan 7, Wednesday.
Although the iPhone was the handset of choice for attendees at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week, Chinese manufacturers represented over one-quarter of the exhibitors.
Google might be slowly dying as a search engine as Yahoo's online search market share is steadily increasing, according to updated figures from StatCounter.
