Stories by Tim Hornyak

Some developers have sparked a bitter debate when they released Bitcoin XT, a competing version of bitcoin that allows for larger "blocks" of data in which bitcoin transactions are processed.

Omnidirectional cameras such as Ricoh's Theta are inspiring a variety of new apps that go beyond photo-stitching functions of the past.

Vaio, Sony's former laptop brand, is returning to overseas markets this fall, with sales of Windows 10 devices in the U.S. and Brazil.

Reeling from a US$1 billion accounting scandal, Toshiba said it expects a loss for the year that ended in March.

Developed by Boston Dynamics, which Google bought in late 2013, Atlas is an experimental bipedal machine with two arms that can use tools for humans.

Toshiba is rolling out two activity trackers that can help caregivers monitor seniors remotely.

If you take the concept of the paperless office seriously, Fujitsu has a meeting room just for you.

The port city of Tianjin in China looked like a war zone on Thursday following a series of huge blasts the night before that left dozens dead and hundreds injured.

Japanese researchers have developed stretchable, tough electronics that could be incorporated into clothing, transforming wearable technology.

LG Electronics is joining the high-quality audio delivery business with the launch of a service that can be used with premium smartphones.

If you're worried about Big Brother monitoring you from security cameras, Japan has developed eyewear that can keep you anonymous.

Samsung Electronics has begun mass production of 256-gigabit 3D vertical NAND (V-NAND) flash memories, clearing the way for higher-capacity memory that doesn't take up more room.

A U.S. startup has developed a smart action camera that can automatically find the most exciting parts of a video and weave them together.

Japanese researchers have developed an air-powered surgical assist robot that can change a camera view inside a patient's body with a mere nod by a surgeon.

Windows 10 had been installed on more than 14 million devices by Thursday evening, a small step toward the company's goal of an installed base of 1 billion.