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Several years back, SylvanSport introduced the GO Trailer, which remains one of the most versatile gear hauler/camper combos we've seen to date. The GO was designed to be a practical, lightweight trailer, but the company...

The Asus Zenbook UX31 did pick up a gong for being the “Computer of the Year” at the T3 Awards (2012 Edition), going to show just how Asus has the pedigree as well as experience to roll out some nifty looking Ultrabo...

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features: Origami has been a hot topic in technology recently. Brian Trease at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has been thinking about how it could be used in spacecraft.

Samsung ended months of speculation and has announced the Galaxy Alpha. The smartphone features a premium build with a metal frame and is ultra-thin at 6.7mm.

Can your online data ever really be safe? Not when malicious hackers are lurking around every virtual corner, constantly developing devious new ways to steal sensitive data including passwords and credit card information...

The Samsung NX3000 is a well-appointed new entry-level compact system camera. Featuring a 20 megapixel APS-C sensor, full 1080p video, ISO 100-25,600, a 3 flip-up screen, 5fps continuous shooting and Wi-fi / NFC connecti...

Vantablack may be the darkest material in the world, but NASA aims to have the darkest material out of this world when it tests a nano-coating on the space station.

The weapons are plastic, and the bullets are real.

By combining the 29MP Foveon X3 Direct Image Sensor with the TRUE III image processing engine, the Sigma dp2 Quattro Camera is capable of bringing high-quality images for you. It requires no interpolation and uses layers...

A shipwreck in the Baltic Sea has revealed artifacts as well as a Selters bottle that shows traces of alcohol, most likely a gin or vodka, say researchers.

Disney Infinity Originals adds Donald Duck to their wide ranging line-up for the new game, but it's the packed-in mini-games and potential play-sets for Originals that will make the real difference.

A whistle-blower complaint, coming as Congress considers amending an act on how the N.S.A. operates domestically, focuses attention on how the agency operates abroad under different rules.

Here's how Charles Schulz, the trailblazing cartoonist who created Peanuts, drew Charlie Brown. I love his sure strokes and how he builds out the character but most importantly, I love how he's done in less than half a m...

The Pope's social media expert said Wednesday that Catholics should be using social media to make the atmosphere online a positive place where people can deepen their relationships with one another.

Electronic cigarettes can cause deadly explosions if the wrong type of charger is used, according to recent news reports. This is just one of the unforeseen risks associated with smoking e-cigs, which is also sometimes c...

You might not have heard of IAC (also known as InterActiveCorp) but between Vimeo, Tinder, Dictionary.com, OKCupid and UrbanSpoon, you've almost definitely used one of the services it owns. Now it looks like that stable ...

The Ebola virus, which has claimed more than 1,000 lives in West African nations in its latest and worst outbreak, has a unique mechanism that nullifies the human body's first response to any viral infection, according t...

We learned yesterday that Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission has approved the sale of two unreleased iPhones, specifically with the model numbers A1524 & A1586, ahead of the expected annou...

Apple might have dropped from #38 to #88 this year on Fortune's list of the 100 Fastest-Growing Companies published today, but it's also making the list for its 8th consecutive year. That means Apple has now been on the ...

Laying fiber optic cables down on the ocean floor is a massive undertaking in its own right. But now, Google actually has to go back and reinforce some of its thousands of miles of undersea cable--because hungry sharks k...

At Harvard, a swarm of more than 1,000 Kilobots were programmed to self-organize into complicated shapes.

Intel has agreed to acquire for US$650 million in cash a networking business and related assets from Avago Technologies, the companies said Wednesday. The acquisition will boost Intel's strategy for transforming wireless...