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And it's no surprise: Bitcoin is an ideal currency for people who want to buy something they shouldn't.

Mars Terraforming Mars would involve adding water and an atmosphere, potentially turning the Red Planet into a Blue Marble. Science photo library/Getty Images The recipe for creating a habitable planet turns out to be su...

Pathway Innovations and Technologies has updated its document camera line with what's billed as the world's first 4K, USB 3.0 document camera with full-motion video: the Hovercam Solo 8...

The producers of Seth Rogen and Zac Efron's new comedy, Neighbors, discuss the tradition of fraternity comedies, the importance of family, and why they may have gone too far this time. The post Neighbors producers talk f...

Microscopes don't exactly lie, but their limitations affect the truths they can tell. For example, scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) simply can't see materials that don't conduct electricity very well, and their high ...

Apple's iTunes service long dominated digital music sales, but the period of digital downloads is coming to an end and Apple is still without its own streaming music product. That's why it looks poised to buy one

[From EntertainmentTell] Ultimately, the show was lame. No one who wants to feel the magic of the whirlwind life that Carrie Bradshaw led is going to go anywhere but Sex and the City itself. The creators of this show com...

At some point, you've probably sat back and said "Couldn't we solve climate change and the broader energy crisis just by sticking solar panels to everything?" It's not a bad idea, mind, but the cost and resistance to suc...

What we have here might be our first glimpse at the Moto E. On the left is the low-cost [Moto G[(://.androidcentral.com/moto-g), and on the right is a phone we haven't seen before, bearing Motorola branding and the marki...

Wearable shirts using a black box and an app promise to help men track vital signs and keep fitness goals on track. And they're snazzy to wear as well.

You can use it to tell when your controller is on or to aid the PlayStation Eye, but the real reason Sony put the light bar on the DualShock 4 was virtual reality.

When I was a kid, my brother graciously taught me what a half-Nelson was. It was a lesson learned from our nightly wrestling matches over the remote control, which was essentially the scepter in our little game of throne...

Now that AT&T has acquired Leap Wireless (giving it Cricket Wireless in the process), it plans to discontinue Muve Music, the subscription music service tied to Cricket -- at least …

University of Adelaide research may help in the fight against terrorism with the creation of a sensor that can detect tiny quantities of explosives with the use of light and special glass fibres.

There's a game on the iTunes App Store that goes by the name Kiwanuka, and it's made for iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. This game is extremely simple and extremely …

Apple's iPhone upgrade event has officially begun, as the company has started to send out emails encouraging upgrade-eligible older iPhone owners to trade in their phones for newer models. iPhone 4s users started receivi...

The gaming company Mojang made the game Minecraft. Because of this game, primarily, the company is able to make massive amount of profit. This week one of the co-founders of …

Olympus might be making it EPL7 into a heavyweight mirrorless camera.

Looking to change up the wireless flash trigger game, Cactus has announced its new V6, the world’s first wireless flash trigger that works on any camera with a standard hot shoe or PC Sync port. It can control Canon, N...

A team of scientists at NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, has successfully recreated space dust by using a specialized facility called the Cosmic Simulation Chamber, or COSmIC.

Scientists and researchers have simulated a portion of the universe in a computer. The result, Illustris, is a slice of cosmos 350 million cubic light years in size, containing 41,416 modeled galaxies. See also: A Breath...

Scientists using a European space telescope have created the best map yet of our Milky Way galaxy's magnetic field, a set of cosmic "fingerprints" that may lead to better understanding of how stars form, researchers say.