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The Raspberry Pi is certainly one hot ticket item when it was first released, targeting hobbyists who want to build their very own computers without having to sell an arm and a leg. While this low-powered mini computer w...

See this umbrella? It's very different than the typical reflector in one very specific way. And it's being touted as being way better for digital sensors. Can you tell what's different about it? Probably not without look...

Playing video games together is one thing, and dealing with each other's "stuff" is quite another, a couple discovers.

Seagate is no stranger to the portable hard drive market, having come up with some hits of theirs in the past. Remember the Seagate GoFlex Slim Drive, which was touted to be the slimmest portable external hard drive in t...

You can rid your garden of pests naturally using a number of clever methods, but when you need to deter insects in real time a caffeine spray can do the trick without harming your plants. Jenny Sigler, writing for health...

Each week, our friends at gdgt go through the latest gadgets and score them to help you decide which ones to buy. Here are some of their latest picks -- along with a few you should probably avoid. Want more? Visit gdgt a...

Code for an app that allows users to take a photo by winking has been published on online code repository GitHub.

Whew! What a week. First came Monday, and then Tuesday, and then there was the internet. You know how in Star Trek when they engage the warp engines and the Enterprise kind of stalls for a moment while its projection blu...

Staples will be among the first major retailers to offer a 3D printer. To date, 3D printers have been the focus of hobbyists.

This past February, the largest Bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox, announced a partnership with an American company called CoinLab. The goal of the partnership was to give Mt. Gox access to US customers through CoinLab, as the c...

By Becky OskinLiveScience A barrel-size black plastic float torn loose by the 2011 Japan tsunami may have been tossed into a Canadian forest by a second tsunami in 2012, researchers say.Though the hollow float hasn't bee...

We may all be able to get a bug's-eye view of the world with new camera technology being developed by University of Illinois researchers. Like an insect's compound eye, their device uses many tiny lenses to form an extre...

Facebook has settled a lawsuit brought by Timelines, Inc. over the social network's use of the phrase "Timeline" to describe its user profiles. The company reported yesterday in an SEC filing that it had reached an agree...

Update only available through Samsung's Kies desktop software It's been a long time coming, but the original Galaxy Note for AT&T is finally receiving an update to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. Starting today, willing users ...

NASA has Twitter down to a science. The agency knows the ins and outs of YouTube. It even even makes Google+ look cool But what you may not know is that NASA has plenty of forgotten features all over its websites, just w...

Mankind is decades away from taking to the skies in an Iron Man-like suit , but now that researchers at the University of Maryland have cracked the secret to building robot birds that can dive and swoop like the real thi...

Why wait in the Starbucks line for one of those pitiful paper cups over and over again when you can have this handsome chiseled tumbler to refill every morning?

Categories: Educational Equipment Tags: dangerousgeigercounterKodakkodaklenslenslensesradioactiveradioactivelensesradioactivitywarning Late last year, we shared a video in which a photographer tested the radioactivity of...

Add U.S. Cellular to the long list of mobile networks that offer the iPhone.

The first-ever small-screen Windows tablet made a brief appearance on Amazon.com today, before quickly being yanked from the online retailer's e-shelves. While Acer was busy showing off a smattering of large-screen Windo...

By Nancy Zeldis, Women's eNews (WOMENSENEWS)--With as few as 13 percent of its English-speaking editors/contributors being female, the online encyclopedia Wikipedia is reeling under the...

Chicago company that made a loud stink about trademark infringement settles quietly with the social network.