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Leatherman Tool Group, the company behind the famed Leatherman multi-tools, is set to debut its first wearable multi-tool in the form of a bracelet or watch that fits 25 tools around your wrist. The post Leatherman Tread...

After years of hopes, rumors, leaks, and eventual confirmation and subsequent teases, Jurassic World is (finally) upon us, destined to hit theaters early this summer. As with other movies, the film will be ushered in wit...

The US Navy will publicly show their formidable railgun at the Naval Future Force Science and Technology Expo in Washington D.C. on February 4. The formidable electromagnetic cannon launches solid projectiles over 100 na...

The gravity and atmosphere of the Red Planet are far different than that of Earth. Helicopter design would have to be altered - NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Bob Balaram explains the challenges.

A measles outbreak that began at Disneyland has ballooned to 78 cases, prompting public health officials to urge those who are not vaccinated to avoid the amusement park and other places where large numbers congregate, s...

What happens when a great innovator meets Homer Simpson? Usually, lots of trouble And based on the just-released sneak peeks from Sunday's episode of The Simpsons with guest star Elon Musk, SpaceX and Tesla CEO, there's ...

It's no secret Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are betting big on Bitcoin: They've reportedly invested at least $11 million in the cryptocurrency, and they predict it could be even bigger than Facebook. On Friday, the broth...

Google acknowledged Friday that it no longer makes sense to patch security holes in the Web browser included in some older versions of its Android operating software, a move that could leave some users open to prying eye...

The NASA rover landed on the Red Planet on Jan. 25th, 2004 (Jan 24th PST). It has driven 25.9 miles since.

Portability, good looks, solid construction, and good functionality. The post Review: FLOTE Desktop Stand for iPad, Kindle, tablets appeared first on AppleTell.

22 years later, and id Software's Doom is still an interesting game to study and discuss. This is no more apparent than with John Romero's new commentary and insights, shared as he plays the game. Romero is id Software's...

According to a new report from The Beijing News, Apple will begin allowing the Chinese government to carry out security inspections on its devices that it sells in the country. The purpose for this agreement would be to ...

Title: Viruses May Play Role in Crohn's Disease, Colitis: StudyCategory: Health NewsCreated: 1/23/2015 12:00:00 AMLast Editorial Review: 1/23/2015 12:00:00 AM

Uber has again pulled a business move that has garnered controversy, this time by suspending drivers who elected to follow state law rather than company demands. In California, individuals who drive for hire are required...

 Robot domination may have just taken another step forward. Just as venture capital investments in robotics are beginning to take off, the granddaddy of consumer robotics companies, iRobot, is launching a venture capita...

The thought of germs can be a terrifying thing, but it's important to know the truth about the germ-covered world around you. This video clears up some highly circulated myths about things like germs, soap, and toilet se...

"Robotic controllers let the CATS out of the bag!" So says NASA spokesman Dan Huot in a cool new NASA timelapse video showing in detail how CATS crawled around the space stations gangly exterior and clawed its way into i...

Isn't it time we start telling the truth about addiction? What is that truth? That we are all addicts and all the time. For this to make sense, it helps...

NASA's Space to Ground is your weekly update on what's happening aboard the International Space Station....

Weaponized insulin, a virtual river tour and a super water repellent material are all some of our favorite photos in Science this week.

Enjoy this week's stories! COMPUTING: A Graphene Discoverer Speculates on the Future of Computing Katia Moskvitch | Scientific American "I call it 'materials on demand' because, depending on your application and...

Two competitive national security launches, the first to be awarded under the U.S. Air Force's main satellite launching program in 15 years, will be among the Defense Department's most closely watched space-related procu...