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A major flaw in Apple software for mobile devices could allow hackers to intercept email and other communications that are meant to be encrypted, the company said Friday.     

Some programmers think it's clutter, but others want the information.     

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The Legend of Zelda series may have gone 3D many years ago, but an enterprising Oculus Rift developer is taking things a step further by recreating the original, NES Legend of Zelda game in a virtual reality world. The c...

Schiit's made in the US Vali desktop amp will wake up your ears!

It was the world's last hold-out against television and is regarded by travellers as a Himalayan Shangri-La.

Facebook on Friday announced a new privacy change that will affect the accounts of users who pass away. Instead of only letting deceased users’ friends access their accounts as it did before, Facebook will now keep tho...

Possibly cause for alarm if you purchased a Fitbit Force wristband in the past few months, Fitbit has pulled the fitness tracker from store shelves and is offering a full refund to all owners. The post Fitbit issues reca...

The PlayStation 4 is now available in Sony’s home country of Japan, over three months after it first became available in the US. The release comes after Sony has racked up impressive figures elsewhere; the company anno...

The 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami shook Japan, led to a nuclear meltdown (at a plant where accidents continue to leak radioactive water into the ocean to this day), and claimed nearly 16,000 lives.

Threats made on social media are coming back to haunt those that make them in countries around the world. As reported by The New York Times, a 21-year-old woman named Alba González Camacho has been convicted in Spain of...

Vision is a big deal to Remi El-Ouazzane and Movidius, the computer vision processor company he leads. More than just another Google partner on its mobile 3D-mapping Project Tango, he sees Movidius at the center of a vis...

The Spin Chill is a portable beer cooler that makes use of convection to turn luke-warm beer into a heavenly chilled one in less than a minute. The small pocket-sized device spins your beer bottle or can (or wine or...

[From AppleTell] The Genius LuxePad i9010 combines the utility of having a Bluetooth keyboard with the protection offered by a screen cover style case. And it's quite affordable.

While rare, it's certainly not the first we've heard reports of an iPhone catching fire or spontaneously exploding. Just earlier this month a student reported 2nd-degree burns from an iPhone 5c, and today we get the imag...

It's back to court for Apple and Samsung. After an attempt at settling their latest patent dispute, the two companies will begin another trial in March, according to a filing with the US district court in San Jose. To be...

NSFW. This is NSFW guys. If you don't want to see body parts typical of a Playboy photo shoot, do not click. Anyway. NSFW. Here's a collection of images from photographer Patrick Van Dam's book Playboy Behind The Scenes....

Lumbering across the countryside in your cozy sleeper cabin, the endless fields, pastures, and forests whizzing by your window: a long train ride can be a relaxing place, and relaxing places are conducive to writing. So ...

Scientists at the University of Malta think touch screens are for suckers. Mind-controlled devices? Now, that's where it's at. Outfitted in an electrode-studded cap, users of the group's specially designed music software...

You may already be familiar with In-N-Out's fabled secret menu, but it's just one of several popular food chains whose order options aren't limited to what's on display. In fact, there's a menagerie of exotic items and f...

A cover design for what may be the oldest comic book cover featuring Superman sold for more than a quarter of a million dollars earlier today. Action Comics No. 15, which shows Superman holding up a submarine from the de...

The lifelong debate of nature versus nurture continues - this time in what your children watch. A recent paper published in the Journal of Communication found that a specific variation of the serotonin-transporter gene w...