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A few years ago if you wanted to run multiple monitors, you needed a video card with multiple outputs or multiple video cards in your PC. DisplayLink came along and …

Korean company Xtreamer has launched a small set-top-box that does so many things you might be able to replace several devices that currently sit under your telly. The Xtreamer Multi-Console is a quad-core Android-based ...

You know what they say – if you want something done, you have got to do it yourself. Sometimes, you do have the solution to the question that you are asking, and for a certain Michael Castor who figured out that he wou...

The new Apple Mac Pro is admittedly a very interesting computer to look at. There are some out there who love the cylindrical design, calling it futuristic, while others might criticize it, likening it to trash cans or c...

When a company like BMW releases an electric car it's time to take note. When a company like BMW releases a really good electric car...it might be time to buy one.

Sorry to break this to you, but virtually every viral photo you love is totally fake. At the very least it's manipulated, cropped, mislabelled and misused. At worst, it's totally faked from scratch. Here's how to spot th...

The sun, a massive nuclear-powered star at the center of the solar system, generates the heat and light that sustain life on Earth. But how hot is the sun?

Firms can manage their sourcing better by developing relationships not only with their suppliers but also with their suppliers' suppliers, according to two papers co-written by a University of Illinois expert in supply c...

When shopping for a music box there's usually a decent selection of lawsuit-free public domain songs to choose from. But a new online service called Music Drop finally lets anyone compose their own 16-note tune, which is...

MeFOTO's Sidekick 360 is a timelapse photographer's godsend. The post Review: MeFOTO Sidekicker 360 Smartphone Tripod Adapter appeared first on The Phoblographer.     

An anonymous reader writes "Statistician and author Nassim Taleb has a suggestion for scientific researchers: stop trying to use standard deviations in your work. He says it's misunderstood more often than not, and also ...

We spoke with Razer CEO Min Liang-Tan at CES about his company's new smartband Nabu, the prototype modular PC Project Christine, and the company in general. The post Razer's CEO spills all on the promise (and perils) of ...

A new report by the BBC reveals that China isn't just experimenting with cloning--it's doing it on an "industrial scale." Which is at best interesting and at worst more than a small cause for concern.

Amazon is working on a new device that it claims could be "bigger than Kindle". The company hosted a happy hour recruitment tour in Boston at the end of December and in the invitation it revealed that a new product is in...

Virgin Galactic released video from SpaceShipTwo’s flight test last Friday, January 10, 2014. This was the third supersonic, rocket-powered test of the Virgin Galactic system after dozens of successful subsonic test fl...

Do you like the idea of building your own digital camera, but want something a little more sophisticated than Ikea's cardboard cam? Adafruit will be happy to help you out. It has posted instructions for making a point-an...

[From In-Car Tech] Elio Motors is at it again. The upstart American auto company is saying it will show its latest concept, dubbed "P4", at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, UT that is happening this week.

Hey, remember Comet C/2012 S1 ISON? Who can forget the roller-coaster ride that the touted "Comet of the Century" took us on last year. Well, ISON could have one more trick up its cosmic sleeve -although it's a big maybe...

Across the globe, hundreds of species of birds can be seen flying in V-formations. We have long suspected that these formation might help birds fly with less effort. Yet the precise mechanics have remained unknown - unti...

Tom Kennedy will succeed Raytheon Co.'s longtime chief executive, William Swanson.

I guess you can call it the law of the tech world – as a particular device nears its release date, more and more leaks are headed our way, and that seems to be the case with not one, but two devices from the folks over...

An anonymous reader writes "The United States is the leading malware hosting nation, with 44 percent of all malware hosted domestically, according to Solutionary. The U.S. hosts approximately 5 times more malware than th...