Let the game begin…on your smartphone! The best way to experience the Super Bowl is right in the palm of your hand.

A group of Russian scientists plumbing the frozen Antarctic in search of a lake buried in ice for tens of millions of years have failed to respond to increasingly anxious U.S. colleagues -- and as the days creep by, the fate of the team remains unknown.

A sensitive conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard was recorded and released online by the hackers in Anonymous, the group claimed Friday.

A sensitive conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard was recorded by the hacking group Anonymous, it claimed Friday.

Just in time for the Super Bowl, U.S. military personnel can use a free app to talk about the big game with their family and friends -- and a few football players themselves.

An undersea radar image of a "saucer shaped" object on the seabed in Baltic Sea's Gulf of Bothnia, between Sweden and Finland is making headlines, a discovery made by Swedish oceanographers who say it's nearly 200 feet across and lies 300 feet down.

Scientists on an expedition to sample a deep-sea trench got a surprise when their traps brought back seven giant crustaceans glimpsed only a handful of times in human history.

So maybe your favorite team didn’t make it to the Super Bowl, but you can still enjoy the game and other events with these apps loaded on your smartphone.

VeriSign, the internet services company responsible for sending web users to the right place when they type in a particluar .com address, has admitted it fell prey to numerous data breaches in 2010.

A group of Russian scientists plumbing the frozen Antarctic in search of a lake buried in ice for tens of millions of years have failed to respond to increasingly anxious U.S. colleagues -- and as the days creep by, the fate of the team remains unknown.

Google can now make content on its Blogger platform selectively available to users based on local laws, in a move similar to Twitter's new country-specific censoring ability which prompted a backlash from critics.

The Sport Evac program helps keep crowds safe, by creating virtual 3-D stadiums drawn from actual stadium blueprints and packed with tens of thousands of animated human avatars. FoxNews.com has obtained exclusive images that show just how the system works.

A Facebook "premium" service that you have to pay for and invasive targeted advertising are just two of the changes predicted for the social network as it goes public in the largest net company float ever.

A potentially habitable alien planet — one that scientists say is the best candidate yet to harbor water, and possibly even life, on its surface — has been found around a nearby star.

Science is both complex and beautiful. Here, the latest findings in the many worlds of science -- from genetics to chemistry to rocket science -- as told through pictures.

When you think of an archaeological dig, your backyard probably doesn’t come to mind. Nor does an intersection in your town. But for two archaeologists, what started out as research turned into a treasure trove of history -- beneath the dirt on a downtown street corner.

Russian officials admitted Thursday that US radar was not behind the failure of the Phobos-Grunt Mars probe, which plummeted to Earth last month following a malfunction.

A gravity-mapping spacecraft orbiting the moon has beamed home its first video of the lunar far side — a view people on Earth never see.

The Sport Evac program helps first responders keep the super bowl safe, by creating virtual 3-D stadiums drawn from actual stadium blueprints and packing them with up to 70,000 animated human avatars designed to respond to threats as unpredictably as their human counterparts.

Out-of-control fires and destructive invasive species are threatening Australia's environment. One scientist has a radical solution: Import large animals, such as elephants, to consume flammable grasses and combat the feral animals that are reconstructing the ecosystem.