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Before I tell you about my driving experience with the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, I'm just going to get this off my chest: this is one powerful, fast and, yes, chest-poundingly badass car. Your knee-jerk reaction migh...

There are numerous ways you can print objects in 3D starting today, without having to buy a 3D printer or use fancy 3D modeling software. When reading about 3D printers, there's usually an asterisk about how you must fir...

How Batman can help you avoid online scams

Over the summer, NASA and JPL tested hardware that they're hoping will give humanity far better access to Mars. That's a hard trip. Mars isn't exactly next door -- well, on a solar system scale, it is, but it's still a ...

NASA's flying saucer has successfully made it to near-space, with the latest test flight for the experimental Mars lander pushing the boundaries of high-speed parachute deployment. The Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator ...

A great choice for active people that want to bring their music with them, but casual listeners can look elsewhere When it comes to Bluetooth audio most people think of small carry-around speakers, but there's also a pre...

Can a silicon chip act like a human brain? Researchers at IBM say they've built one that mimics the brain better than any that has come before it.

The rise of virtual reality has been a dream come true for gamers who want to be truly immersed in their game. There’s been a lot of clamor over the Occulus, but that’s only the visual aspect. If you want to be able ...

After the phenomenon Twitch Plays Pokémon took the Internet by storm in February, many wondered what could top thousands of people communally playing the beloved children's video game on the popular streaming platform, ...

This week the folks at Meta have revealed their newest in a line of watches getting smart. This device is the Meta M1, a smartwatch which lives in an environment of wearables the Meta crew describes as "a collection of p...

There are fewer days with tornadoes compared to 60 years ago, but the risk of deadly tornado clusters is rising.

Earlier this week, a Bloomberg report claimed China's National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance had prohibited government purchases of Apple hardware. While we acknowledged in our initial rep...

Y'all remember the Alienware M11x, right? That compact, netbook-sized gaming laptop with the glowing keyboard that made it look like a spaceship? Anyway, Dell discontinued it back in 2012, only to release several big-scr...

Samsung will be showing off a new robotic vacuum at the IFA 2014, the VR9000H POWERbot. With this new vacuum will come all the features you'd expect in a robotic vacuum, as well as a snazzy design that sets it apart from...

 Little TurboRoo and I want to see you in San Francisco for Disrupt SF 2014, our annual celebration of all things startup. It’s a great time. You get to meet great founders and VCs, and I’d love to meet you. Hardwar...

The organic food movement owes a lot to Jerome Rodale. As the publisher of Prevention and Organic Farming and Gardening magazines in the 1940s and 50s, Rodale was promoting "organic food" before most people had even hear...

You'd think a guy driving a car with "Google Maps" written on the door would never get lost. But a Street View driver in Arkansas proved that user error knows no bounds, going the wrong way down a one-way street, busting...

In a video making the rounds of China's social networks, a series of young women get into a Lamborghini with a stranger, no questions asked. The little social experiment was performed as a way to question China's values ...

Both men and women's feelings of love for their partners can be affected by taking antidepressants, a new study suggests.

Last week, Electronic Arts announced a new online gaming service called EA Access for the Xbox One. It sounded like a promising deal to many gamers: a Netflix-style subscription service that would give people access to a...

Lasers and carbon nanotubes peering into the brain might sound like the stuff of science fiction, but tests that could one day mean precise non-invasive diagnosis of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and other diseases are alrea...

Yesterday, Facebook tweaked its Platform Policies, and while some of the changes are subtle, there's one which is very welcome: from now, the concept of offering access to apps or content in return for Likes is banned.