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Acer announced a flurry of new products at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, including the successor to the mid-range Liquid Jade smartphone. The Liquid Jade took the position of the company's best looking smartphone w...

For our second giveaway here at MacRumors, we've partnered with Pad & Quill, the maker of premium MacBook, iPhone, and iPad cases along with other accessories. Pad & Quill is graciously offering The Messenger Bag as our ...

Privacy seems like such a quaint 20th Century concept, doesn’t it? Unbox Therapy has posted a video of the CX-10 Mini Drone, which is described as the world’s smallest drone and is a definite harbinger of things to c...

Maybe some teams don't need a mascot. College sports are great on their own. The games are electric, the crowds are loud and it's the first place to spot potential future superstars in their rawest form. That being said,...

Strong, sleek--and never lost. Umbrellas that connect seamlessly to your smart phone. Never lose your umbrella again! An umbrella has one job--to keep you dry. But if you lose it, it's not much help. So how do you preven...

"Why are you fighting it?" one of the judges asked Apple. "Why am I wasting my time?" The post Judges in patent case doubt Samsung has greatly hurt Apple appeared first on AppleTell.

Shortly after 7:30 am Eastern time this morning, a seven-year space voyage at last reached its final destination: NASA's Dawn mission entered orbit around Ceres, a small, icy world orbiting the sun... --

[From GadgeTell] Typically, we wouldn't bother with yet another overpriced Windows tablet available stateside.

Tipping the Scales on Mobile Payments: A note from Ed McLaughlin, Chief Emerging Payments Officer, MasterCard Across the globe today, the ongoing convergence of the physical and digital worlds is dramatically changing h...

One bald eagle might be in the running for "parent of the year." Despite the cold temperatures, one bald eagle has been captured by a live camera feed from the Pennsylvania Game Commission buried up to its head in snow a...

When can we start the Apple hovercraft rumors? The post BMW, Apple talks unrelated to new electric car appeared first on AppleTell.

It may look like a minivan with a power cord hanging out of it, but what lies beneath the rather suburban skin of the Mercedes Concept V-ision e plug-in hybrid might just be the future of hybrid drive technology...

NASA's Dawn spacecraft is getting humanity's best view yet of the tiny survivor from the solar system's earliest days. See what we know about the dwarf planet Ceres in this our infographic.

Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have spotted for the first time a distant supernova split into four images. The multiple images of the exploding star are caused by the powerful gravity of a foreground ell...

One can flop about, being a surly curmudgeon and pronounce, with arrogance, the ultimate failure of the Apple Watch. But there is one key, fundamental observation that demolishes every Apple Watch naysayer. This week, Jo...

Where a moth mates for the first time helps decide the location of future liaisons, and where they lay their eggs

Shortly after 7:30 am Eastern time this morning, a seven-year space voyage at last reached its final destination: NASA's Dawn mission entered orbit around Ceres, a small, icy world orbiting the sun... --

We may soon have a vertically looping water slide — an engineering feat long suspected to be impossible. It is called the Sky Caliber, and the company developing the slide calls it the first slide with a truly vertical...

Though Ben Carson claimed that being gay is a choice, science suggests that's not the case.

This summer, 25 robots from around the world will go head to head in a competition to test how machines could one day provide assistance after natural or man-made disasters.

Lawrence Livermore researchers have identified electrical charge-induced changes in the structure and bonding of graphitic carbon electrodes that may one day affect the way energy is stored.

Space exploration never looked so good. NASA video shows a conceptual submarine that could investigate the liquid methane lakes on Saturn's moon, Titan.