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Are self-driving cars the future? They very well could be. Still, you shouldn't expect to see Mercedes' F 015 and other similar prototypes on public roads anytime soon. To learn more about this and the future of the car ...

Leave them attached to your adapter and keep your cords well organized. Safeguard your MacBook power brick from scratches by keeping those cables stocked with this Macbook Adapter Cord Organizer. There's a hook that keep...

A new smartphone app with ties to Uber aims to make carpooling easier for millions of daily commuters.

The recently announced HBO NOW channel has gone live on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the series premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12. The new Apple TV channel and iPhone and iPad app...

Google spends twice as much on recruiting than the average company, even though it gets two million applicants a year.

It's not just a Ford. It's not just a Mustang. It's a pony car From the moment designer Phil Clark penned his first ideas for the iconic running horse that would mark every Ford Mustang since the car's introduction in 19...

A remarkable heat wave warmed Antarctica's northernmost peninsula to slightly above 63 degrees Fahrenheit (17.5 degrees Celsius) two weeks ago -- a record high for the normally cold continent.

Leaked screenshots from a Russian website point towards Square Enix's mysterious "Project CKP" in fact being Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, a sequel to 2011's Human Revolution set for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. The post...

The idea of 3D printing is still a relatively new one by comparison of most artistic mediums. It takes hours to get your model correct, an hour or more to print, and you’re still stuck with imperfections and supports w...

Lines outside of Apple Stores are a strange occurrence. Waiting outside for a phone or computer seems so -- well, silly. It started with the first iPhone, and hasn't stopped. While Apple Stores don't see overnight lines ...

The Kmashi MP816, prolong your battery lifetime wherever you are. Holding enough power to charge most smartphones, keep your gadgets going for days and still have juice left to share. In addition to capacity, the Kmashi ...

HBO Now, the standalone streaming service HBO first promised last fall, went live Tuesday, just ahead of the April 12 premiere of the fifth season of the network's wildly popular "Game of Thrones" series. HBO is offering...

"Things had gone real well up to at that point of 55 hours, 54 minutes and 53 seconds (mission elapsed time)," said Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise as he recounted the evening of April 13, 1970, the night the Apollo 13’...

Beneath the streets of London, an underground rail network once existed to shuttle mail around the city. Decommissioned in 2003, this 3D laser scan serves to save its existence for posterity.

Computers are getting exponentially smaller. Ahead of the curve is the Michigan Micro Mote, or the M3. Designed with the Internet of Things (IoT) in mind and measuring in at ony 1 cubic mm, this autonomous computer might...

With the new Acrobat DC, Adobe offers a killer app that could lure at least some users back from cheaper PDF editors: electronic signatures. Signatures are an essential part of business, and one that's now made much easi...

After booking its third all-electric spacecraft earlier this year, the head of Airbus Defense & Space's satellite division says the firm's all-electric portfolio is well-positioned to capture a big share of demand for th...

This time it's not over spoiled brackets. A cruel, sadistic person carefully combed through all the footage of March Madness and made a montage of every agonizing loss. All of the heartbreak of this tournament's biggest ...

Astrophotographer A. Garrett Evans took the image Loon Island Lighthouse on Lake Sunapee in Sunapee, New Hampshire on Feb. 28, 2015.

Software giant announces a pilot program to hire people with autism for full-time positions at its headquarters.

A new study identifies a number of mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes that may help doctors provide women with more precise estimates of their cancer risk.

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