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If you're a customer of Verizon's TV, internet or phone services (fiber or otherwise) in California, Florida or Texas then sometime next year you won't be. That's because as part of a $10.54 billion deal, it's selling "w...

Lay your eyes on the brand new Olympus OMD EM5 Mk II. Perhaps all the camera you'll ever need.

Great apps are easy to find -- if you know how to look Google Play has more than 1.43 million apps in its app section, and while bigger numbers are great for bragging rights, finding the apps you actually want in that ha...

Of all domestic gadgetry, it seems that the humble vacuum cleaner is a hotbed of design innovation. We've seen these domestic necessaries move from a boring upright or cylinder cleaners into eye-catching design pieces. T...

It's camera season ahead of the CP+ show in Japan, with Samsung taking turn to unveil its latest Tizen-based compact system camera: the NX500. The replacement model of 2013's NX300, the NX500 pinches the top-end NX1 mode...

While some people easily get warm and don’t like to sleep with more than a sheet, others prefer to be almost smothered in pillows and blankets. There’s nothing wrong with either method of sleeping, so long as you are...

A boat is copying the tech behind a super-fast Russian torpedo by riding a foam tunnel through the water.

YouTuber and train enthusiast containerman2, whose real name is Darren, recorded what he calls an "EPIC CATCH!!!" on Tuesday. A winter storm left southern New Brunswick, Canada, with a significant amount snow — but luc...

Mac: Evernote's great, but it's a little over-the-top if you just use it for basic writing. Alternote is a Mac app currently in beta that simplifies things a lot while still syncing up with your Evernote account.

Loss of gray matter in certain brain regions seen as a link between a number of major psychiatric disorders, researchers find. Same effect seen in schizophrenia, depression, OCD and other mental-health problems, they say...

Swatch plans to launch a smartwatch in the next three months, focusing on battery life and mobile payments as the company readies its retort to wrist-worn rivals like Apple Watch. The watch firm, known for its affordable...

Whether it’s playing the latest game or working on a computer, technology fills a large part of our daily life or even fills a child’s life starting at a young age nowadays. Direct exposure of heavy blue light from e...

Malware targeting gamers usually tends to revolve around the games themselves, such as fake copies of a hot new shooter or deceptive in-game items. Well, it looks like these attackers are mixing up their strategy: Malwar...

A team of researchers, led by Samuel K. Sia, associate professor of biomedical engineering at Columbia Engineering, has developed a low-cost smartphone accessory that can perform a point-of-care test that simultaneously ...

Twitter chief executive Dick Costolo knows the service has a problem with harassment, and in internal memos obtained by the Verge, he takes full responsibility for the issue. Costolo made his comments after a Twitter emp...

Versatile camera lenses powered by nano-technology that produce optical holographic effects, designed for almost every mobile device! Trippy Clip™ optical technology is a brilliant advancement in mobile camera lenses! ...

The FBI is investigating a potentially massive computer hacking attack on Anthem, Inc., one of the nation's largest health insurance companies.

Net neutrality--the principle that no Internet provider can pick and choose which traffic to carry--took a beating just over a year ago when Verizon successfully sued to overturn the FCC's "Open Internet" rules. Now the ...

Zookeepers at Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo began a fascinating social experiment in 2010: They put a group of chimpanzees raised locally in the Netherlands together with a group of chimps raised in Scotland. This kind of chi...

Drones have become an important tool in war, but these robotic flyers could have myriad uses off the battlefield, including as bird-watchers.

With an estimated 1.6 billion tonnes of water ice at its poles and an abundance of rare-earth elements hidden below its surface, the Moon is rich ground for mining.

Planetary scientists have calculated that there are hundreds of billions of Earth-like planets in our galaxy which might support life.