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What would the soundtrack to your day sound like? The Re: Sound Bottle remixes everyday noise into a different song every time the bottle is opened. More About: design concept, japan, music recording

Motion image photography is a new name for an old concept: pulling stills from video. In fact, famed headshot photographer Peter Hurley took a stab at it last year, pinning the 5K Red Epic against his Hasselblad to see i...

Judy L. Thomas over at the Wichita Eagle has a piece on why some photographers should spend a little extra time and money to register photos with the US Copyright Office, even though photographers own the copyright to ph...

For their Chicago-based rent-a-photobooth business Fotio, event planners Nick Harvey and Theresa McMullen created a custom camera rig that looks like a vintage view camera. The ingredients -- besides the wooden shell and...

NASA must think our moon is getting lonely, because it's mulling the idea of capturing an asteroid and placing it in lunar orbit, so it has a rocky satellite all of its own. More

There are nearly 70 million tablet users in the U.S. alone, a figure that has doubled from the year before. This means that nearly 30% of the country's Internet users are browsing on a tablet device. Tablet traffic to e-...

Data analytics took the energy sector by storm in 2012, and a bunch of companies launched, raised funding and grew their businesses last year. Here's 13 energy data startups you should watch in 2013.

No more copy and paste -- GitHub has launched a new feature today called ZeroClipboard, a library for copying text to the clipboard that uses an invisible Adobe Flash movie through a JavaScript interface.

Corning has made it known that next week, the company will tell us all about its latest ultra tough gadget glass. Are you ready for Gorilla Glass 3? [Corning] More

Frustrated by his adult son's incessant gaming habit, a man in China reportedly hired a number of in-game master "hitmen" to annihilate his son's avatar...

With CES 2013 just a few days away, LG's taken the opportunity to remind us it'll be at the show, and it's bringing along at least one phone-shaped device. In a new teaser trailer released today, the company shows a few ...

Larry is a robot with an unusual purpose. He pukes so scientists can learn more about how sick humans spread their germs.

On Jan. 3, 1983, superheated gas and magma drilled through thick piles of ancient lava in Hawaii, forcing open a 4-mile-long (6.4 kilometers) fissure in Kilauea volcano's east rift zone.

In a situation that appears to have involved drinking, a 19-year-old Phoenix woman may be charged with manslaughter after shooting her brother while posing for Facebook.

Somewhere, the spirit of Dick Clark is shaking his head while watching this local TV station destroy New Year's celebrations. This poor Los Angeles station was simply over having to follow Eastern Standard Time rules and...

Good news, travelers. VERSUS IO, a new comparison engine, lets you instantly view side-by-side pros and cons of more than 240 cities worldwide. More About: comparison engine, data, travel, websites

Gorilla Glass has found its way onto spec sheets of many devices over the years thanks to its promises of keeping your screens scratch- and crack-free, and now the third generation is upon us. Corning has announced that ...

"jOBS," the indie film about former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, will arrive in theaters in April, the movie's distributors announced. It stars Ashton Kutcher. More About: apple, ashton kutcher, Entertainment, films, Movies, st...

Another year, another lineup of iHome docks for your iOS devices -- but this year's are a bit more exciting, as they're compatible with Apple's new Lightning connector found on the latest iPods, iPads, and iPhone. The he...

Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: NASA's Curiosity rover captures a 360-degree panorama as well as a close-up picture of a "Martian flower" seemingly sprouting from the surface.

Thunderbolt enthusiasts have only been able to rely on the use of copper core cables -- which offer significant limitations on distance -- for their data transfer needs, but hope is close at hand. This afternoon, Corning...

By focusing on glass' atomic structure, Corning's making new device screens that are three times better at preventing serious scratches.