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iOS 7 hasn't even been shipped to the public yet, but we've seen almost everything about it already, and it's radically different in design aesthetic from anything Apple's done before. It's Jony Ive's creation, and it's ...

New Jelly Bean is faster, more power-efficient, more secure, and still fragmented.

We've heard not a peep about a potential successor to LG's Optimus L9 since a couple of pics popped up on @evleaks at the beginning of June. The Optimus L9 II -- or just L9 II if recent naming conventions apply -- remain...

If you're a NAS aficionado, it will be no revelation that the QNAP TS-469 Pro is both fast and extremely capable. What might surprise you is that you can attach this SMB-class network-attached storage box via its HDMI ou...

If you are a fan of aviation or just beautiful design you should attend the Aluminum Overcast tour: this perfectly preserved B-17 Flying Fortress will touch down on airports all over the American North East so you can fl...

The National Security Agency, hit by disclosures of classified data by former contractor Edward Snowden, said Thursday it intends to eliminate about 90 percent of its system administrators to reduce the number of people ...

Some blessed, benevolent soul who we only know as YouTube user Eric S has gone and created what will undoubtedly be the best 11 minutes and 38 seconds of your day--a compilation video of the best Vines of 2013 so far. An...

In its 21st year, world-famous hacker conference DEF CON welcomed over 15,000 hackers to Las Vegas and featured hackers and their tools, a Bitcoin briefcase ATM, and more.

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President Obama met with several top figures in the tech world including Apple CEO Tim Cook and internet pioneer (and Google VP) Vint Cerf on Thursday to discuss government surveillance, reports Politico. The meeting rep...

Harder times ahead for Canon and Nikon in South Korea where smartphone cameras dominate, according to a report. This echoes news from Japan where Canon cut its annual profit forecast.

Dinosaurs may be extinct, but they're immortalized in pop culture. You've seen Rex in Toy Story, Littlefoot and Cera in The Land Before Time and those vicious Pteranodons in Jurassic Park For this week's Mashable Vine Ch...

The only thing worse than living with a terrible roommate is having to find a new one, fast. That's where ApartmentList.com comes in. The rental...

Apple on Friday celebrated a partial victory in its patent case against Samsung. The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) found Samsung guilty of infringing on two of Apple's patents and ordered a ban on the import ...

How long ago was I in college? Consider the evidence, in the form of a few details about the computer lab I used at Boston University: It was called the computer lab because it had one computer: an IBM System/370 mainfra...

Prepare for a barrage of shooting stars this weekend. The 2013 Perseid meteor shower is on its way, and it's expected to mount a stunning...

Since Betaworks acquired read later service Instapaper from its creator Marco Arment, the startup studio has been pretty quiet. But the first major update is now right around the corner. The web reader was updated and a ...

The road to Vine fame is paved with stumbles, tumbles and epic six-second fails. The Twitter account @FailVine collects the most awkward and painful moments shared on Vine. If your Twitter feed needs more poolside slips ...

Over a year after the announcement Of Google Glass, many folks I talk to still seem to be misunderstanding what Glass can actually do. "It'll be great for Augmented Reality!" they say, assuming that Glass can render obje...

Whether you like motor sports or not, the space age engineering, design prowess, and mechanical dexterity of Formula 1 teams is something anyone can really admire. The speed of the pit stop crews is something that is har...

Bradley Jones is suing his former employers because he was repeatedly tasered on the job, leaving him a broken paranoid mess. Good god, this poor guy.

Committing such heinous crimes as sex abuse and murder are unthinkable enough to most of us. But it's almost equally mind-boggling that the perpetrators would then confess, or even brag about, such acts on the Internet.