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NASA's incredibly long lived Opportunity rover has driven to the ridgeline of a Martian mountain and captured spectacular panoramic vistas peering down into the vast expanse of huge Endeavour crater and out along the jag...

For the game studio Ubisoft, the release of Watch Dogs on Tuesday will begin to answer whether a five-year, $150 million investment was worthwhile.

Real estate search site Estately digs into the most-searched terms residents from each of the 50 states in the U.S. use on Google. Here's what they got.

An anonymous Craigslist poster seeks collaborators for a new religion based on the life and works of the Facebook CEO.

Bloomberg reports that after Apple's patent victory in court last week over smart-phone rival Samsung, Apple is seeking a sales ban on several specific phones from Samsung; none of them are currently flagship devices. "T...

In the wake of Friday's shooting, YouTube issued a statement expressing condolences to the victims' families.

Research from Piper Jaffray suggests gadgets and food, rather than clothes, are the main areas where teens spend money.

  Elsa Rhae is a self-taught make-up artist that transforms her face into a multitude of characters from movies, television shows and video games. She’s also a video editor, and you can see her remarkable transformati...

Myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSCs), are found abundantly in the microenvironment around tumors. They interfere with immune response, promoting cancer progression. Now scientists have found a way to target elusive c...

A signaling pathway in cancer cells that controls their ability to invade nearby tissues in a finely orchestrated manner has been discovered by researchers. The findings offer insights into the early molecular events inv...

TheCameraStoreTV released this very timely video yesterday in which they putting the autofocus systems of four separate mirrorless cameras — the Fuji X-T1, Sony a6000, Olympus OMD E-M1 and Panasonic GH4 — to the test...

Europe's 'right to be forgotten' cheered in Brussels, but strikes out in the US

Even if you've logged several years on the iPad and/or iPhone as I have, I'd be surprised if you don't find some features of which you weren't previously aware in "iPad and iPhone Kung Fu: Tips, Tricks, Hints, and Hacks ...

Google's Project Tango is set to spawn a new device, so the leaks would have it, with the company tipped to be readying 4,000 prototype 3D scanning tablets just in …

We tend to think of aeronautical engineering as having left the birds standing still sometime around the First World War, but since jet fighters can't perch and quadcopters can't snag salmon out of a stream, we still hav...

Prolific doodler Marty Cooper carries around animation cels, a marker, and some Wite-Out as he wanders the city, creating whimsical scenes that turn mundane background imagery into charming mini-stories. And he painstaki...

Wired reports that Hector Xavier Monsegur, a.k.a. Sabu, the LulzSec hacker who became an FBI informant and helped take down numerous other hackers , will be sentenced on Tuesday, May 27th. The government will seek a sent...

Bored with your current wallpaper? Why not spruce up your home screen or desktop picture background with one of these four galactic-ish abstract spacey-themed images? These wallpapers were hand crafted in Pixelmator to f...

The recently announced Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III looks set to be one of the best compact cameras on the market with its fast zoom lens, built-in EVF and large sensor. But how does it stack up against Sony's previous offe...

Reaching 1 billion views is so 2012.

"Aha" moments are rare in medical research, scientists say. As rare, they add, as finding mice with Mohawk-like hairstyles. But both events happened in a lab, months after an international team of neuroscientists bred hu...