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Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy K Zoom and it's not just a successor to the Galaxy S4 Zoom released last year. The Samsung Galaxy K Zoom represents the start of an all-new product line for Samsung, one that P...

Definitely more bad news for the Los Angeles-based basketball franchise, sponsors of the Clippers are quickly abandoning the team due to the current racism scandal that's dominating the airwaves. The post Sprint, Samsung...

MIT.nano will help researchers apply the power of nanotechnology to solve big problems.

An Israeli company is offering a flash drive-sized scanner that can tell users what exactly is in the food or medicine on the table using near-infrared spectroscopy.

The S5's camera module keeps causing trouble. First there were concerns about problems in the manufacturing process of the S5's new 6-element lens, now Samsung has confirmed that an unspecified number of the flagship pho...

The ultimate Android smartphone for music lovers will go on sale May 9. Sprint's HTC One M8 Harman Kardon Edition has a range of special features to tempt audiophiles. The post Sprint reveals exclusive HTC One M8 Harman ...

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features: The tornado and severe thunderstorm outbreak now pummeling the U.S. South is captured in a new infrared image from NASA's Aqua satellite.

 I hate activist journalism. But last week, I was responsible for the death of a startup. It was probably the fastest death in the history of the tech industry: four hours from launch to dead-pool, by my reckoning. If t...

Kenro has announced the introduction of a new range of cost-effective Reflecta slide viewers to the UK and Irish markets.

Rambo Tribble writes: "In a case of 'live by the sword, die by the sword,' researchers have used the now-infamous Heartlbeed bug in OpenSSL to gain access to black-hat forums. A French researcher named Steven K. is quote...

Shat was honored for his "outstanding generosity and dedication to inspiring new generations of explorers around the world" --

Folks who use Yahoo Mail on their iOS devices will soon notice a significant redesign. The outfit has retooled the offering "with a focus on simplicity" while serving up easy access to news and other info. Along the bott...

The House Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee said the development project is to be completed in 2019.

There’s nothing quite like having an entire weekend with nothing to do but play games. If you play on PC, there’s not much you need to keep juicing up, other than yourself with food and sleep. Consoles on the other h...

A group of plastic and reconstructive surgeons says face transplants should be offered to more patients, as long as they are the right candidates, because the operation is relatively safe and increasingly feasible.

Is the PC dead? Not according to Acer, which brought a range of form-factors - from tiny tablets through to touchscreen all-in-ones - to New York City this morning, including …

This week’s Virtual Star Party was a special 2-hour Saturday night version recorded as part of the Cosmoquest Hangoutathon. The Star Party at this link starts at 1 hour in – we’ll get an edited version up soon! (.....

Streaming jets of high-speed matter produce some of the most stunning objects seen in space. Astronomers have seen them shooting out of young stars just being formed, X-ray binary stars and even the supermassive black ho...

A new physics discovery made by a University of Virginia-led team may lead to more efficient refrigerators, heat pumps and airport scanners, among many possible uses -perhaps within a decade.

Plastic and reconstructive surgeons leading the first retrospective study of all known facial transplants worldwide conclude that the procedure is relatively safe, increasingly feasible, and a clear life-changer that can...

On the outside, trees can look perfectly healthy, but on the inside they might be rotted to the core. One type of tree rot, called heart rot, is the result of a fungal infection that enters the tree through wounds in the...

Previous research has shown that extreme increases in glucose and insulin in the blood can lead to poor glucose control and increase an individual's risk of developing diabetes over time. Now, a researcher has found that...