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SoundCloud is home to a massive library of audio content, some of it from casual users, others from independent artists, podcasters, and more. There has been pressure on the service for a long while now to get squared aw...

Reaction GIFs are already a common sight on Tumblr, but this new feature might make them even more prolific. The social network/blogging platform now has a built-in GIF search and insert feature: simply click the plus si...

If you have an iPad/iPhone/iPod without an iCloud account, it won't do much. If you need to put it on its own account, there's an easy way to set it up with a minimum of hassle.

Taking photos of yourself, also known as a selfie, is pretty common these days. However as with most things in life, there is a time and place for it. For example driving and taking a selfie is a big no-no, taking selfie...

A team of researchers from the University of Washington (UW) are working on perfecting a method of charging electronic devices using ambient Wi-Fi signals. They technology, PoWiFi (power over Wi-Fi) makes a small change ...

What looks like a cross between a drone, a tricycle, and a Star Wars speeder bike from Endor? This insane ride hails from Hungary; it's dubbed the Flike (flying tricopter) and designed by a team from Bay Zoltan Nonprofit...

Want to have some fun during this summer holiday? Try this Original SlingKing water balloon launcher and make your afternoons enjoyable with friends and family. It can launch water balloons up to 75 yards and includes a ...

A group of researchers at the University of California, San Diego have developed software that can make an accurate guess at what level of pain someone is in just by analyzing their facial expressions. A computer using t...

For those gamers looking to try a different form of PC gaming, Alienware and CyberPower plans on shipping its first Steam Machine to customers in October, with the system hitting retail shelves in November.

This week, students and engineers from around the world will descend on Southern California for two days of good old-fashioned robot mayhem.

If you’re always on the go you can’t pack too much, but never know when you’re going to need something. This leads to needing to pack smarter, lighter, and as compact as possible. While clothes and toiletries are e...

Our friends over at Corsair more or less have their bread and butter memory products to rely on to bring in the dough, and these are no ordinary memory products but rather, ones that are on the high end side of things. T...

After 30 days of mourning her husband's death, Sheryl Sandberg tells all in a heart-wrenching post on Facebook. She shares her pain, her struggles to persevere , and provides a few life lessons along the way. The post Fa...

My Apple Watch is getting a little crufty. I wear it every day, including when I sweat a lot — like during a run, for example. Recently, the Digital Crown started to get a little tough to turn. It took…

Smartwatches and wearables in general may finally be a "thing" today, but that might not have even been possible were it not for the one true originator. That's right, Casio. The Toshio Kashio Memorial Foundation, named ...

A 500-year-old engraving may show Leonardo da Vinci playing a musical instrument called a lira da braccio.

Particle collisions at record energies will push the boundary of human knowledge --

Scientists have developed a technique for creating surfaces that can slide past each other with virtually no friction.

Actress Nichelle Nichols, who portrayed the communications officer Uhura on the iconic science fiction TV series 'Star Trek' has suffered a stroke.

We all need to go on a data diet from time to time.          

Note to Tony: Always look behind you. In a single, poorly-timed move "The Reject" was born. Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott had another unfortunate press meet-and-greet on Thursday morning when he was snapped in f...

(Infectious Diseases Society of America) Although treatment advances have dramatically reduced deaths from opportunistic infections related to AIDS, a new study drawing on 30 years of data from more than 20,000 patients ...