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One of the best ways to teach kids how to ride a bike is with a balance bike. The pedal-less design lets them scoot along, tucking their legs when they feel comfortable enough. Kids grow quickly, though, and those balanc...

Accessorize yourself with this minimal yet sophisticated Big Diamond Ring for the next outdoor party with friends or family and make your style statement stand out from the lot. It's a simple, hollow diamond ring that ha...

As the Ebola outbreak continues to consume West Africa, people are dumping infected bodies on the streets. Airlines too are taking precautions to scan passengers because of public health concerns.

It's called the Mystery Goomba, and for almost two decades no one knew it existed. In Super Mario 64, gamer pannenkoek2012 noticed that something was off: a Goomba was represented on the counter but not displayed in the ...

Call it an ultimate stationery or another beautiful piece of home decor, the Tabla Blackboard Wall Clock might just be the best thing you get for yourself this Back to School season. It's a clock, bulletin board, chalk b...

A team of engineers from Harvard and MIT have developed oragami-inspired robots that are capable of folding and unfolding themselves.

 Have you ever been sitting around bored and found yourself trying to get some random household object — a battery, a pen, whatever — to spin around like a top? Disney has taken that idea to a pretty grand extreme. ...

 President Barack Obama spoke in favor of net neutrality this week, pushing back against the idea of paid prioritization, which many call Internet “fast lanes.” Following the president’s comments, a number of tech...

Most of us these days tend to use our smartphones as the primary outlet to tell the time, although a fair number of us still wear watches around our wrists. It is convenient to check out the time at a glance, but on the ...

If there ever was a famous astromech droid that has saved the galaxy many times over, not to mention being able to avoid getting eaten, crushed, and recycled, or even grazed by a laser blaster, then it would be the one a...

Apple has a bigger base, but Samsung is shipping more units. Google's Android OS is still sitting pretty.

The Big Bang has a lot of problems. For one, the usual laws of physics break down in a singularity. It’s bizarre and chaotic; anything could happen. Which makes cosmologists wonder why it would evolve into something as...

Macaque monkeys grow up with their mothers and are often not familiar with their fathers. But they can recognise the paternal side of the family even without ever being introduced to them.

Title: Scientists Inch Closer Toward Using Stem Cells for Spinal InjuriesCategory: Health NewsCreated: 8/7/2014 2:35:00 PMLast Editorial Review: 8/8/2014 12:00:00 AM

Title: New Cancer Classification System Might Boost Patient OutcomesCategory: Health NewsCreated: 8/7/2014 12:35:00 PMLast Editorial Review: 8/8/2014 12:00:00 AM

The synthesis of ammonia is one of the globe's most significant industrial applications of chemistry. PhysOrg reports the publication in the August issue of Science (sadly, article is paywalled) the description of a low-...

After 10 years of research, IBM has finally unveiled a working SyNAPSE chip. With functions similar to a brain, the chip opens up a range of possibilities, hinting at a bright future for computing technology.

Hold Security fuels cybersecurity fears with research that proves credentials were hacked by a Russian gang. Latest loot also the biggest in the history.

A security researcher for Qualys has found out that airport security machines are vulnerable to hackers. The latter can disable or undermine important elements of a security apparatus.

Canada sends 2 icebreakers to Artic to support bid for control of sea floor under North Pole

These days, data centers, portable USB battery chargers and all sorts of transportation are going green thanks to fuel cell technology. Now you can add submersibles to that list: Japan is developing a 33-foot-long submar...

Facebook's getting some company in its fight with the New York district attorney's office over the protection of user data from government investigations, something that has quickly become a battle over constitutional ri...