Innovators

Google launched a $50 million coding initiative on Thursday to inspire young girls to learn to code. 

If you have $22,000 burning a hole in your pocket, we have an alligator leather-encased phone for you. 

Twitter is buying SnappyTV for an undisclosed amount, providing content partners including major TV networks a platform to edit, share and archive live video and TV programming in the cloud.

Harley-Davidson on Thursday detailed plans to develop its first electric motorcycle, dubbed Project LiveWire.

BlackBerry is set to unveil a licensing deal with Amazon.com that will allow the Canadian smartphone maker to offer about 240,000 Android apps from Amazon's app store on BlackBerry's new devices, according to sources.

eBay is launching a new app called eBay valet, making it easier to sell your items online. The company handles the whole process from posting the listing to shipping the item on your behalf.

Apple reached an out-of-court settlement with U.S. states and other complainants in an e-book price-fixing class action lawsuit, effectively avoiding a trial in which the iPad maker faced more than $800 million in claims.

Generating millions of mentions on social sites like Twitter and Facebook and hundreds of millions of viral video views, the World Cup has surpassed the Super Bowl and Olympics in popularity. 

Salesforce.com announced Tuesday it is launching Salesforce Wear and Wear Developer Pack, new tools that encourage developers to create business-focused applications for all major wearable devices on the market.

Instagram fans rejoice, the app now lets users edit photos. Once limited to photo filters, the social media app now has tools to adjust contrast, saturation, warmth and more.

Google is looking to make its Glass eyewear more fashionable. The smart glasses will now be available in designs by Diane Von Furstenberg.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports someone loses a limb from diabetic complications every 20 seconds. But doctors at the University of Arizona Medical Center, in Tucson, Arizona, have found a way to prevent the development of these ulcers, and it's as simple as putting on a pair of socks

In a newly revealed letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Google said that it could be placing ads on “car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches” within the next few years.

On April 15, starting at 9 a.m. ET, the company will offer the wearable device to any adult in the U.S. for $1,500. The number of spots is limited.

Silicon Valley may tighten its grip on the viewing device of your choice thanks to its eponymous show on HBO.  But some market watchers are saying the drama may be a contrarian indicator and that the high tide for tech is about to ebb.

The high-end U.S. electric car market will soon have another big competitor.

Reports that Google beat Apple in the smartwatch race proves one thing: Vaporware and media hype are still alive and well.

It’s time to recognize the Asian continent for more than its enormous market size and manufacturing muscle. It’s also in the early stages of an entrepreneurial boom.

After declaring 'war' on pollution, China is reportedly set to test newly-designed aerial drones that spray chemicals to freeze pollutants and combat smog.

Shares of Tesla Motors popped 3% to all-time highs following reports that Elon Musk met with Apple’s M&A chief last spring.