Technology

Germany is about to let cafe owners off the hook for what customers do on WiFi; it's expected to make much more WiFi available.

Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean are both rolling out new high-speed WiFi services...but they come with a price.

As Europe's next round of reduced roaming charges kicks in, some questions remain for non-EU travelers.

Two small but fascinating museums in Schenectady, New York offer a day's worth of information and education. One's for science, the other for history.

While on tour in India, DrFumblefinger stopped to see how the ox-drawn waterwheel still has a role to play in Indian agriculture.

Long forgotten except in Schenectady's science museum, the little GE electric car that could, long before Prius and Tesla. Here's its story.

Lufthansa sponsors a new website that will quickly check you in to your flight, grab your good seats and send your boarding pass...automatically.

A pilot project in eastern France is turning wastes from cheese-making into marketable products, and into electric power.

We all know smartphones have 'changed everything,' and a Hong Kong professor is studying how they've changed how we travel.

Among a number of new laws, France is giving workers the right to turn off, tune out and disconnect from work e-mails, texts and phone calls.

NYC has turned on its first public WiFi hotspots, part of what will turn the city's under-used phonebooths into the world's largest free public network.

A French inventor believes his 'SeaBubble' can take traffic off the street and route it down the Seine to give Paris a new taxi alternative.