But battery life suffers, and the GPS isn't as great as you hoped.

From Sherlock Holmes to Jane Austen: How classic fiction figures would have adapted to the digital age

Schools across the country are adopting frightening new methods to monitor their students in school and out

A frightening new report reveals that as many as 2 million cars are now outfitted with GPS-based kill switches

Despite cannabis being legal in Colorado, an "odor ordinance" could spell trouble for users

Brian Benczkowski was nominated to lead the Justice Department's criminal division, despite ties to Russian bank

CNN's chief medical correspondent admits he "misled" the country about the legalization of marijuana

A new study postulates there was an ancient ocean that no longer exists, given the planet's imperfect sphere shape

Deutsche Bahn authorities exemplify how surveillance drones can function as technologies of social control

Professional and amateur enthusiasts haven't quite compared the unseen device to the Second Coming

Kimmel delivered an emotional, tear-filled plea to Americans in the wake of Cecil the Lion's grisly death

Salon's Keith A. Spencer lays out the case for why Silicon Valley is a scourge on democracy

Is the great physicist's most famous theory a crock? Members of the anti-relativity underground think so.

Sci-fi geeks flock to the master's wildly complex novels -- but his latest, "Reamde," is maddeningly conventional