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New images claim to show the Moto 360 smartwatch wirelessly charging in a small dock that keeps the display visible.

The appearance of free mobile call app nanu could mean a future of free, ad-supported voice communication for emerging economies of Asia

Alan Alda started the Flame Challenge in 2012 to get scientists and science enthusiasts to explain complex topics to 11-year-olds. "What is a Flame?" was the first question, followed the next year by "What is Time?" T...

(Phys.org) --A team of UNSW students has broken a 26-year-old world speed record*, potentially establishing their Sunswift car as the fastest electric vehicle over a distance of 500 kilometers, on a single battery charge...

Wikipedia said it received 10 requests for users' data in the first six months of the year from both government and nongovernment bodies in six countries.

According to Bloomberg, China's National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance have prohibited government purchases of Apple hardware, citing security concerns as the reason for the ban. Ten Apple...

Is the theory at the heart of modern cosmology deeply flawed? --

Big name websites "in virtually all industries across the world" are hit by a massive hacking operation, say experts.

Up until now, robots and other smart machines have been used to replace blue-collar workers.

A submarine for diving through lakes of methane, a tiny satellite designed to snare an asteroid, and solar sail for deep-space probes are all among NASA's Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) Program for 2014, as the spac...

After Yelp posted the first quarterly profit in its history last week, the online business review site got panned on Wall Street. The company's stock plummeted 11 percent the day after the results came out, wiping out it...

(University of Michigan) Terry Shyu, a doctoral student in chemical engineering at the University of Michigan, demonstrates a new high-tech label for fighting drug counterfeiting.

Samsung vowed to end child labor in its supply chain once and for all with its new ‘zero tolerance’ policy on child labor, but after coming down hard on Dongguan Shinyang Electronics this summer for employing under a...

Pope Francis says many young people waste too many hours on "futile things" like chatting on the Internet or on smartphones.

Nbryteâs Tablift offers an alternative way to stand up your iPad in a hands free way for bed time or video time. It has flexible, stable legs and can be used with standard iPads and the iPad mini.

Taxi Magic gets some new parts under its hood and is re-branded "Curb." The new version of the rideshare app seeks to bring innovation to a market that has fallen in love with Lyft and Uber.

James Cameron reveres the ocean. "This is my church," the 59-year-old filmmaker says midway through Deepsea Challenge 3D, a new documentary about his semi-successful 2012 dive to the deepest place on Earth inside an expe...

While GoPros are made to shoot underwater (within the confines of their housing - that is - they aren't exactly made to float, if by some chance you happen to drop your camera while filming underwater. Of course, there a...

Americans are mad about losing net neutrality rules. Really mad. So mad that among the 1.1 million comments submitted to the Federal Communications Commission, they offered f-bombs, death threats, and just overall super-...

Individuals with celiac disease may now find it much easier to buy gluten-free foods with the implementation of FDA's ruling on gluten-free labeling.

The skeletal remains found in Indonesia initially thought to be a new species of human likened to a Hobbit actually was a deformed individual who likely suffered from Down syndrome, U.S., Australian and Chinese researche...

Oh, you thought Google might take a break from snapping up startups this summer? Guess again. The search giant just acquired an awfully neat messaging app called Emu, which worked by injecting a little contextual intelli...