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There are some drones that can carry cameras on them, although for the most part they are limited in terms of weight. Usually what this means is that it usually ends up being compact cameras or small cameras like GoPros ...

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Compounds found in apples and green tomatoes can hold back the loss of muscle mass and strength as we get older, researchers suggest. Tests using older mice showed improvements in just two months.

Apple's "Hey Siri" feature will be able to tell if you're the one summoning her, at least based on a new feature iOS 9.1 beta testers have discovered. The feature allows the "Hey Siri" feature to be set up so that she wi...

It's been some time since NASA's New Horizons probe completed its flyby of Pluto, but the agency has just released the first batch of latest images to get sent back to Earth. Among the stunning new views of the dwarf pla...

In the first surgical operation of its kind, a cancer patient has been fitted with a 3D-printed titanium sternum and ribs.

Instrument manufacturer ROLI has revealed its latest electronic oddity, the Seaboard RISE, a keyboard controller that does to piano keys what 3D Touch does to the iPhone. Distilling 2013's Seaboard GRAND into a portable ...

One of the features that Sony is touting of its Xperia Z5 lineup is the fact that they are IP68 certified. What does this mean? For those who are unfamiliar with the certification, basically this indicates that the phone...

More than 40 years after it was the centerpiece of what PRI calls "possibly the biggest and strangest covert operation" of the Cold War, a piece of CIA history is headed for the scrap heap.

Hack of Excellus is the latest in a string of attacks that, experts say, shows records are more valuable than credit card numbers on the black market.

IBM's Watson is finally getting closer to becoming your doctor. Last April, the century-old company launched IBM Watson Health, and now, it's opened up a new office in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The post Watson is getting...

Before you get all riled up, this isn't yet another Android vulnerability like Stagefright. This is your run of the mill malware installed through social engineering or carelessness, but one that has far graver ramificat...

Leaf through the pages of the tech press of 2015, and you'll see the consumer-friendly camera drone slowly evolving. ProDrone's Byrd is the latest frame in that flip book: a foldable quadcopter with up to 25 minutes of f...

On the heels of its Stagefright detection app, Zimperium (the outfit that discovered the Android security flaw) has released its exploit to the public. But before you get your hands dirty tinkering with it to find a fix ...

The reasons to dislike Keurigs are numerous, but for many people, the maker simply offers a fast and mess-free way to make a cup of coffee in the morning. If, on your slower mornings, you've ever popped a K-cup in place,...

Nexus device images are out. Samsung, LG, and cell carriers, you're on the clock.

When you think of making art, you’ll likely use a pen, pencil, or paintbrush to make your creative mark. Different tools produce different results, and if you’re avid enough in your artistic pursuits, then you likely...

Tumblr now has its own line of clothing featuring an eclectic array of apparel adorned with artwork from ten of the social network's artists/users. The line isn't limited to just clothing -- there's a backpack, for examp...

Skyscrapers have been around for 130 years, and during that time they've been built one way: With investments from a few very, very wealthy investors.

And lo, the weekend did arise, and descend upon the good people of Gizmodo.

A lot of games are about wish fulfilment, but what if your dream is to make Nintendo games? Well, now there's a game for that, too: Super Mario Maker -- a video game creation suite that's exactly what it sounds like. Nin...

Is it possible to be Batman? Okay, better question, who could afford the technology to be Batman? Could we even make much of what we see being used by Batman in the Dark Knight movies?