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A company in Burlington, Massachusetts, is running an Indiegogo campaign to bring the Airing, a $3 alternative to the traditional CPAP masks, to the sleep apnea-ridden masses. The post Airing is a tiny $3 device that wil...

Not a fan of the iPhone 6's less-than-flattering antenna lines? Neither is Apple, apparently. The company has filed for a patent on a composite material that looks like anodized metal, but still allows wireless signals t...

One card slot to hold up to 3 cards and a working iPhone 6 cover makes this Matte Black iPhone 6 Card Sleeve a compact accessory you can carry in your pockets every day. It's a beautifully handmade leather sleeve which i...

Stream your favorite music from anywhere around the house with Cobblestone WiFi Audio Receiver by Muzo. It turns your speakers or home theater into a Wi-Fi streaming music system within minutes. The fact that it works as...

Burn off excess energy every day by using this amazingly designed Racer Rocker by Loll Designs. It's a multi functional line up which is wider and lower so that the driver gets a perfect balance of bodily comfort and men...

The Logitech MX Master stands out from the competition for numerous reasons. The post Review: The Logitech MX Master wireless mouse may be my favorite ever appeared first on AppleTell.

Feel like asking your friends to pay for a trip rather than give a gift or check? With Candystick, you can ask folks to support larger gifts together

The FDA gave the green signal to BrainPort V100, technology designed to aid blind people in seeing with their tongues.

For Facebook and Google, it's not enough for computers to recognize images... they should create images, too. Both tech firms have just shown off neural networks that automatically generate pictures based on their unders...

When we think "ancient Mars," we often picture roaring rivers, warm oceans, and if we're being optimistic, perhaps some simple life forms. But it's also possible the Mars of eons past was not a water-covered paradise at ...

Did you purchase a 27 inch iMac between December 2012 and September 2013? You might be eligible to receive a free hard drive upgrade from Apple. The company has launched a replacement program for the 3TB hard drives foun...

What if we lived in a world where authors earned royalties not based on how many books they sell, but on how many pages we read? The idea, which would have been preposterous 10 years ago, is not only possible with modern...

The Internet works best for most people when it's frictionless: skipping from site to site like a stone flipping easily on water, with no pop-ups, no ads, no videos that play automatically. Aaaah, pure, easy scrolling an...

This week NASA released a first look at the ultra-high definition video shot at the International Space Station. The post A First Look at Stunning Ultra HD Video of Earth From Space appeared first on WIRED.

In the hunt for endangered plant species, you occasionally have to put your life on the line, says Carlos Magdalena, who brings species back from the brink (full text available to subscribers)

Whereas it had previously deferred to local and federal laws on gun possession, Uber has now banned all types of firearms from its cars -- though the decision isn't related to the Charleston shooting. The post Uber bans ...

A public astronomy event at the Intrepid air and Space Museum in New York City featured a talk by Mason Peck, director of Cornell University's Space System's Design Studio and NASA's former chief technologist.

The video-game industry's annual Electronic Entertainment Expo, which occupied the Los Angeles Convention Center this past week, was an overwhelming, exhausting experience--so many games, so little time. But most of the ...

Solar cells have always been inspired by photosynthesis, so it's only natural for researchers to take cues from different aspects of the energy-making process. A team of UCLA chemists, for instance, have developed a way ...

Amazon is rolling out a new review system in which customer reviews will be given different weightings depending on how old they are and whether they are made by verified customers or not.

Here's a reminder that online anonymity can't always protect you: the Illinois Supreme Court has ordered Comcast to reveal the identity of a subscriber involved in a defamation lawsuit. The case was filed by Bill Hadley ...

According to a new set of findings released by Workspot, the evolution of the American workplace and workforce shows a growing number of workers telecommuting and using their smartphones to remain connected to their jobs...