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Garmin has released the third generation of its adventure GPS watch, the Fenix 3. The Garmin Fenix 3 is all about adventurous, off-the-beaten-path sports. But unlike its predecessors this generation is built even better ...

The Mickey Mouse face that ships with Apple Watch, and has twice been demonstrated by Apple at its Watch events, is now unofficially available on Android Wear — complete with moving hands and feet. Apple first demonstr...

The not-safe-for-work Apple Watch band animations the company does in fact want you to see.

Bluetooth speakers are obviously great for listening to music around the house and outdoors, but once you own one, you start to find a ton of other uses for it. I pull mine out almost every night to boost my iPad's volum...

 Okay, this is the last quadcopter-to-“Star Wars Universe”-thing we (or at least I) will post*, I promise. BUT SERIOUSLY, LOOK AT THIS THING. It is perfection. About 30 seconds into the video, I actually stood up an...

Lockheed Martin's 'Jupiter' space cargo tug is designed to fly freight to the International Space Station and beyond as a 21st century space vehicle. See how it works here.

OK, so USB Type-C ports aren’t the kinds of things that get people super hyped like new iPhones or Samsung phones. But they’re actually a very exciting development and they came into the spotlight earlier this week w...

A father hopes to create an app that will help parents find restaurants and parks that are suitable for autistic children.

The developers behind Facetune have created a new app called Enlight, a general purpose image editor. It challenges apps like VSCO Cam and Adobe's own mobile image editors, with adjustment tools, presets and various fi...

New images of the recent eruption of one of Chile's most active volcanoes reveal how powerful blasts of lava and ash blanketed the mountain's side with volcanic material.

ScreenGuardz Pure® + The Crown™ is a patent-pending BodyGuardz solution designed to provide edge-to-edge impact and scratch protection for the curved screens of today's hottest mobile devices. The Crown is a custom-mo...

Wargames used to -- and still often does -- mean legions of tanks roaming across battlefields, and a bunch of soldiers playing make-believe with really big guns. These days, it's all about corralling a bunch of nerds int...

The saga of Paul Ceglia is one for the record books. In 2010, Ceglia sued Facebook alleging that he was entitled to a 48% ownership stake in the popular social network, a stake which would have entitled him to billions o...

 Facebook today announced it has acquired personalized shopping search engine TheFind to help improve its commerce ads. TheFind had raised $26 million from Lightspeed and Redpoint since getting off the ground around 200...

Every year, math enthusiasts celebrate Pi Day on March 14, because the date spells the first three digits (3.14) of pi, or π, the mathematical constant that represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diamet...

(Phys.org)--Quantum computers hold a special allure, as they offer a way to harness quantum phenomena and put it to use to do things that are impossible for ordinary computers. But as powerful as quantum computers could ...

The world's largest science experiment, the Large Hadron Collider, has potentially delivered one of physics' "Holy Grails" in the form of the Higgs boson. Much of the science came down to one number - 126, the Higgs boso...

Watch this demonstration of Boyle's Law that shows how changes in pressure affect a fish's swim bladder.

Another U.S. healthcare worker who was working in Africa has tested positive for Ebola, and is returning to the U.S. for treatment, health officials say.

This image from over the Azores island of São Miguel features a volcanic complex called the Sete Cidades Massif. The circular crater or caldera dominates the image and measures about 5 km across. The interior has lakes,...

National Science Foundation (NSF) mathematician Tom Russell recites a long string of the irrational number. Several others at the NSF's Program Staff had a go at the number from memory as well.

We have the tools to prevent further destruction of ancient Assyrian history and we need to use them now