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Getting the perfect coffee photo has to do more with creating the perfect situation that simply capturing it.

 Will the public market welcome a company with expanding losses? Hortonworks is ready to find out. Earlier today, the company priced its initial public offering, announcing that it will sell its shares for between $12 a...

Airlines are used to getting complaints on social media, but there is a limit to what they will do to make a customer happy. One passenger found JetBlue's limit on Saturday. Matthew Lush, an Internet celebrity who descri...

rossgneumann writes: The most abundant material on Earth didn't have a name, and, in fact, hadn't been seen — until now. For the first time ever, scientists have gotten their hands on a sample of bridgmanite, a mineral...

The Clime tiny sensors, first introduced this past summer, have gone up for pre-order, offering those interested in a connected home a relatively low-investment option for getting into the automation game. The Clime sens...

Cyberthieves may be trying to gain an edge on Wall Street by targeting chief financial officers, advisory firms and others involved in acquisitions and other market-moving events, according to computer security firm Fire...

The FBI has issued a warning about dangerous malware, and Reuters has acquired a five-page confidential document on it the agency sent to unspecified companies in the U.S. today. That document reportedly contains some in...

If you have not heard of Mio Global before, perhaps now is the time for you to sit up and pay attention to what they offer. Mio Global happens to be the manufacturers of the world’s first heart rate monitors that are c...

Make your iPhone 6 look even more royal by docking it on this outstanding Chisel iPhone 6 Dock. You can call it more of a house for your iPhone 6 or 6 Plus rather than a simple docking station. The dock has been carved o...

Should a Facebook post threatening to leave your ex-wife's body "soaked in blood" or suggesting your son should dress as a "matricide" for Halloween and put his mother's head on a stick be considered a crime — or prote...

Chris New took these fascinating loops at GE Global Research lab. Above: "A tube of almost pure quartz heated to temperatures of around 1,700 Celsius to create custom laboratory glassware."

People who have type 2 diabetes may experience more cognitive problems later in life, according to a new study.

The Taliban reportedly has a new weapon in its crusade against the heretical West: remotely detonated birds. No, seriously, think birds wearing suicide vests. Why not just load explosives into a coconut and deliver them ...

The wiper threat sounds similar to attacks targeting organizations in South Korea and the Middle East.

Right now anyone who’s serious about television picture quality is faced with a frustrating decision. Do they invest in new 4K technology with its four times HD levels of resolution, or do they invest in new HD OLED te...

DT's Mike Mettler interviews Joey Santiago of The Pixies about Nirvana, MP3s, and Doolittle's 25th anniversary. The post In case of catastrophe, listen to vinyl! And more from the Pixies’ Joey Santiago appeared first o...

The Smithsonian recently documented the creation of a 3D portrait of President Obama, and the results are remarkably authentic. The USC Institute for Creative Technologies used 50 custom-made LED lights, eight hi-res spo...

Saxophonist Bobby Keys, who can be heard on Rolling Stones albums dating as far back as 1969's Let It Bleed, died Tuesday at his home in Franklin, Tennessee. He was 70 Keys had been suffering from cirrhosis of the liver....

Stephen Hawking created some of the most revolutionary ideas in science, but he's very conservative with his communication tech -- right down to the "copyrighted" electronic American accent. He has worked with Intel sinc...

How can a country with almost no connection to the Internet be considered a cyberwar power?

I can't look away. This "realistic" life-sized Marty McFly I found on eBay is just too... creepy. The uncanny valley is definitely in full effect here.

The NASA New Horizons mission to Pluto is reaching its conclusion and the spacecraft will wake up for the last time on Saturday. New Horizons will spend the next seven months gathering data on the distant dwarf planet wi...