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It can be hard to keep track of everything that happens in the tech world. That's why, dear readers, we've compiled a list of the biggest tech announcements from this week -- just for you. Google made a host of announcem...

Megachurches host nearly 6 million Americans each week, combining stadium-sized spectacle with the traditionally quiet practices of worship. And while they're often criticized for consumerism and corporate-style recruitm...

It can be tough to keep up with all the new apps released every week. But you're in luck -- Mashable takes care of that for you, creating a roundup each weekend of our favorite new and updated apps. This week, we found a...

Cybercrime and espionage could be costing the world between $70 billion and $400 billion a year from a total global economy of $70 trillion, a new estimate by the Center for Stategic and International Studies (CSIS) has ...

Alt-week takes a look at the best science and alternative tech stories from the last seven days. This week is all about being humbled. New images from NASA remind us how truly small we are, while a blind computer artist ...

John Williams, the Grammy and Oscar-winning composer who scored all six Star Wars films, will return for the seventh installment in the series. Star Wars: Episode VII has no name yet and is set to come out in 2015. Willi...

If there were a Turing test for artificial creativity (AC)--e-David might well be on its way to passing. The robotic system, created by researchers at the University of Konstantz in Germany, employs a variety of styles t...

Ferrania, the Italian film manufacturer, is coming back and will be shipping new photographic films from 2014.

Photography is like anything else in life; there's a right way and a wrong way to do it. It just so happens, though, that in this case the wrong way yields way more satisfying results. Michael Cetta has made striking pho...

Whether you're a tinkerer with a custom rig, or you just aren't sure why your computer's fans are running, checking your CPU usage is a pretty common task. Instead of using a boring on-screen activity monitor though, you...

Instagram users are taking to Twitter tonight to complain that they have been hacked, with photos of smoothies posted to their accounts without permission. Those affected also say that a strange URL has been placed in th...

WASHINGTON -- Federal regulators say they have certified two types of unmanned aircraft for civilian use, a milestone expected to lead to the first approved...

Christopher Swann has captured a strong series of photographs of an Orca hunting down a Dolphin.

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Categories: Featured Finds Tags: bearbearsglennnaylorinfrarednaturenaturecameraoutdooroutdoorcameraoutdoorsparkranger Glenn Naylor is a Park Ranger and photography enthusiast who lives and works in Alberta, CA. As a foun...

Mobile payments has proven to be a very difficult nut to crack. Google, Isis, and others have failed to bring wallet-free payments to primetime, but one company has seen some success: Starbucks. The coffee chain says tha...

An incredible fact from a fascinating new Buzz Aldrin interview: the Saturn V was only making 7 inches to the gallon at the moment of launch. Of course, the fuel economy improves dramatically when you actually take into ...

Categories: Culture Inspiration Tags: afghanistanheroesInspirationiraqportraitsportraituresoldiersveteranswounded Warning: This post contains strong images of soldiers who have been injured in battle. Photographer David ...

Not all 3-D printed guns can encounter the smooth, uneventful success of Cody Wilson's Liberator; Daniel_Stuckey writes with this excerpt: "A Canadian has just fired the first shot from his creation, 'The Grizzly,' an en...

Fabric softener isn't incredibly expensive, but you probably have all the necessary ingredients to make your own just lying around the house.

Categories: Equipment Finds Tags: 30xapollo2interestingtelephotothankozoom We've seen some interesting gimmicky cameras come out of Japan in the past -- from Japanese anime special editions to a donut camera -- but this ...