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When done right, few things hit the spot on a hot night like a margarita. But what if you could take a margarita, retain the same crisp flavor, and make it totally clear? Don't ask why. Just trust us.

The iPad is no stranger to nostalgia-filled gaming sessions, and today Apple's platform is welcoming yet another popular OG title into its hefty ranks. More specifically, we're referring to Star Wars: Knights of the Old ...

Apple has filed a $53 million settlement with upset customers over the issue of wet iPhones as well as iPod touch models.

Imagine this: You set up the perfect kinky hook-up on the Internet. You found a hot partner who wants to have sex with you, provided this sex happens on top of a pile of cash. So you find the pile of cash, you show up at...

Autonomous war robots are coming. Panicking about them will only make things worse. Yesterday, a United Nations expert called for a halt and moratorium on developing "lethal autonomous robotics," or, in layman's terms, "...

With E3, the world's biggest video game expo, approaching, Sony and Microsoft are getting ready to wow the entertainment world with their next generation consoles.

Since Asteroid 1998 QE2 has a named which evokes cruise ships, astrophysicist Rhys Taylor has created this wonderful video comparing the two QE2s. He also has more information on his great blog, Physicists of the Caribbe...

That black car is Mr. Vengeance's 1967 Camaro. It took seven years to build, with all of the blood, sweat, and tears you'd imagine. It's famous around the web. It also looks exactly like the "new" Bumblebee from Transfor...

By Owen JarusLiveScience A towering "rain control" site, where shamans would have asked the gods to open up the skies centuries ago, has been discovered in South Africa.Located in a semiarid area of the country, near Bot...

There are things that are adorable but make complete sense: babies, puppies, kittens, small phones, you get the point. Then there are things that are cute that make no sense: monkeys eating bananas, a ball of yarn and so...

Introducing advertising to previously ad-free platforms is a tough sell for anyone, but Tumblr users might be even less accepting of the new dashboard ads considering how they use Tumblr for personal expression.

I'll just leave this here. Happy Friday! (ht to io9) © Jason Major for Universe Today, 2013. | Permalink | One comment | Post tags: animation, awesome, Professor Soap, space travel, video, vortex Feed enhanced by Better...

It's a sad day for the old internet. Xanga -- which has long tagged behind LiveJournal as a journaling platform -- is running out of time: in a blog post, the team behind it said they'll be forced to shut the site down i...

We weren't able to make into the studio again, but a week without a new episode of the Engadget Podcast is hardly a week at all, right? Tim's still a traveling man, but he finally picked up a PlayStation Vita for enterta...

Make no mistake -- America's connectivity is one of the most important economic and social issues we face.

Categories: Culture Finds Tags: benhighcameralensringcustomfashionjewelrylensringring Ben High of Marion, Iowa has two big passions: making jewelry and making photographs. When he's not designing jewelry at Philip's Diam...

Researches at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have found that a sensor made from grapheme can be 1000 times more sensitive to light than traditional sensors

Categories: News Tags: atomicforcemicroscopeatomschemicalbondschemistryfelixfischergraphenegraphitemicroscopemicroscopymolecules Science nerds and photographers can join hands today and stare in awe at what a team of res...

In this week's Ask A VC episode, Freestyle Capital's Dave Samuel joined us in the studio to discuss his investment philosophies and more. Samuel also talked about how and why his co-founder relationship with Josh Felser ...

Placing a life-size statue of a gunman in a window may not be the best idea, but that's what the LAPD confronted when officers stormed the offices of Robotoki.

Following high-profile hacks and breaches at major technology companies, including Apple and Facebook, the Java maker is knuckling down on the Web plug-in's security.

Asteroid 1998 QE2, a space rock big enough to wipe out civilization, sailed past our planet harmlessly on Friday -- but not before stirring up attention at the White House and around the world.There was never any chance ...