The computational engine Wolfram Alpha can fill in some of the gaps left by Google across science, technology, math, culture, and more.

See how you can use Wolfram Alpha computational knowledge engine to generate passwords, find answers for math, algebra, solve equations, integrals, solve differential equations, etc.

There's more than one way to search the web—and Wolfram Alpha reaches places that other search engines can't.

Wolfram|Alpha has two ambitious goals: to accept queries in natural English language instead of a programming language with a rigid syntax and to go beyond computer algebra to become a universal ...

Features Wolfram Alpha’s search topics are broken down into four categories – Mathematics, Science and Technology, Society and Culture, and Everyday Life – with subtopics underneath.

Wolfram Alpha offers powerful tools for finance, helping users make informed investment decisions.

Today, we're looking at Siri's Wolfram Alpha integration. You can force Siri to use Wolfram by prefixing your request with "Wolfram." For example, you might say, "Wolfram, what is the square root ...

Wolfram says that Malone’s land equals 70 San Franciscos. (Or 7 Los Angeleses.) Thanks to science journalist Andrew J Wight for pointing out this trick on Twitter.

IBM's Watson computer will soon compete on the TV program Jeopardy! In a recent practice round, Watson surpassed Jeopardy! champs Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, reported TMCnet.

This is just one more awesome thing Wolfram Alpha is capable of: it can take a jumbled set of letters and tell you what Scrabble words you can make with them. It's Friday, and if you're spending ...