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You know who really wants an Apple iPhone 5, don't you?

From flowers to architecture, it is oft been said that there is pleasing beauty in symmetrical design. Research has also shown that when it comes...

Sure, we're all mildly suspicious about targeted advertising. But if your browsing habits indicate that you're a raging homophobe who really thinks Obama is trying...

Savvy Internet users know that all the great stuff they get from the Internet us for "free"—the searches, the social networks, the games, even the news—isn't really free. It's an exchange, where companies a...

The non-practicing entity says it has won patent office favor, as well as licensing deals with third-party developers. [Read more]

Malware downloaded onto users' machines after users click on the message "lol is this your new profile pic?" [Read more]

Part of the enduring appeal of YouTube is the sheer random nature of it all -- the way videos of a South Korean pop song or a doped-up kid after a dentist visit can go from obscure to internationally known in a matter of...

At a time of looming budget cuts, advocates of government financing of technology research argue that it is an investment in the nation’s future.

The scarcity of the iPhone 5 is the main reason Apple’s shares, after bursting through the $700 mark in late September, have tumbled nearly 10 percent over the last several weeks, analysts say.

The next great game for the Xbox 360? "Rock, Paper, Scissors." Microsoft's experimental Research lab is out with its latest futuristic prototype: This one is...

During NASA’s Curiosity rover’s first scoop of Mars’ surface, the robot discovered more than just soil. An image taken by Curiosity’s right Mast Camera (Mastcam) shows a small, bright object n...

The House Intelligence Committee said telecommunications equipment from Huawei Technologies and ZTE could be used for spying in the United States.

Angkor Wat in Cambodia is one of the largest religious monuments ever constructed.

Felix Baumgartner and his team in Roswell, N.M., have been forced to postpone the Austrian daredevil's supersonic leap from the edge of space that was scheduled for today because strong winds hit the area at the schedule...

Curiosity found a shiny object while scooping up soil off Mars' surface.

It might sound like science fiction, but 3-D printers are quickly becoming a consumer product, and people are already planning how to print a firearm.

Nearly 8,000 miles from Osama bin Laden's lair, Navy Seal Team Six trained in a mock-up of the compound at a North Carolina Defense Department facility. [Read more]

These days, as never before, therapists are struggling with concerns about the accessibility made possible by technology.

Stonehenge, one of world’s the most famous ancient landmarks, has been studied for centuries. Now, new evidence provides insight into the construction of the famous stone circle. Using 3-D laser scanning technolog...

Apple surely doesn’t have a problem selling products these days, but apparently $80,000 was a bit too much for one of the company’s first computers. This afternoon at Christie’s in London one of the�...

Supersonic jump canceled after winds went above the maximum speed for a safe launch.

Just as it's now easy to visit an ATM from just about any bank in almost any country and access funds stored at your local bank, it ought to be possible for any medical provider -- with your permission -- to access your ...