Technology

The hotel operator has grown tired of scammers using its name to cheat the public and is going after the robocall industry.

A transit proposal for Japan would use zipline-like structures to move people along a network of cables.

The era of electric planes, albeit small ones, may be closer than it has appeared.

With almost everyone holding a cell phone, Japan Railways is about to pull the last payphones from its bullet trains.

PHeymont shares a visit to one of the places where the modern science museum was invented.

Electric planes set for short-hop Scotland route, and Boeing promises planes that can burn renewable fuels.

Delta is changing Wi-Fi vendors to get faster, cheaper service—and may be ready to drop fees to use it.

Mauritshuis in Den Haag becomes the first museum to have gigapixel images of its entire collection online.

At the Corning Museum of Glass, PHeymont enjoyed learning about the early history of glass.

A museum of, for and about glass covers a wide range of time and purpose in a stunningly beautiful setting.

Airbus has three concepts for hydrogen-burning planes, while a smaller company has put a fuel-cell-powered plane into flight testing.

A radical new aircraft design gets a first flight test at model size.