Stories by Martyn Williams

Engineers at Google have developed a way to display information to people in the lenses of their eyeglasses.

The website of The New York Times went offline Wednesday morning owing to an unspecified server issue.

A software bug that caused some characters to be substituted for others in scans by some Xerox machines is more serious than previously thought.

The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that Samsung infringed two smartphone patents held by Apple and that therefore some of its phones should be blocked from importation to the U.S.

Large parts of a public Wi-Fi network built by Google in Mountain View, California, don't work properly and, according to local residents, haven't worked for months.

Xerox will disable a scanner setting in some of its WorkCentre products that can sometimes result in figures being altered in scanned documents.

London Mayor Boris Johnson has signed on to a smartphone anti-theft initiative recently launched by top law enforcement officials in New York and San Francisco. He is the first official outside of the U.S. to join the effort pushing for major smartphone makers to include technology that would render a smartphone useless if it's lost or stolen.

The military judge overseeing the U.S. government's prosecution of Army Pfc. Bradley Manning has reduced the maximum sentence he faces by a third, but even so it still could mean life in prison.

Xerox scanners have been found to randomly alter numbers on documents when reproducing them if a certain combination of image quality and compression setting is used.

NASA's newest telescope is giving scientists a clearer picture than ever of the sun's atmosphere, and in doing so could help mitigate the potentially devastating effects an extreme solar storm could have on our power and communications networks on Earth.

An astronaut aboard the International Space Station used an extra-terrestrial remote control system on Friday to maneuver a robot rover at NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley.

All of the specs and highlights of Google's new Nexus 7 Android tablet, unveiled during a San Francisco news conference on July 24, 2013.

The Luminos can cruise indefinately in sunlight and will compete in October's World Solar Challenge in Australia.

The automotive and tech industries are increasing their research in autonomous driving, but a truly driverless car remains years away

A one-of-a-kind aircraft solar-powered aircraft completed a journey across the US on Saturday night, when it landed at New York's JFK airport