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Developed by professional engineers in North America, the BlueDriver is a professional diagnostic scan tool trusted by mechanics. It is an officially licensed and certified product to be used for Apple and Android device...

Carry your cash and cards beautifully by using one of these Autumn Leather Card Holders. It includes two card holders which can fit a maximum of 2 credit cards each and has one cash pocket in the middle to fit all kinds ...

The new Apple Music streaming service comes with a three-month free trial as a way to entice users. Get them hooked early on and they'll be more likely to cough up money to subscribe to the platform Whether Apple Music i...

If you've ever had the incredibly specific dream of living with sixteen Basenji puppies, you now have a chance to see what your life would be like. And it seems pretty great. These precious pups from three different litt...

The Solar Impulse 2 plane set the new distance and duration records when it flew 5,663 kilometers in 80 hours --

When Ashraful Arefin's pet bunny gave birth to four beautiful babies he knew he had to capture all of their special moments and 'firsts'.

Velon and ASO partnered with GoPro to produce awesome video of this year's Tour de France. Footage from team cars, mechanics, bikes, and more will be available viewers. Better yet; ASO will offer real-time live tracking ...

The rise and fall of Google Glass from cool edge tech to bar room punchline may be about to take another turn A new set of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) documents filed by Google offers a peek at an upcoming de...

Yes, summer is the perfect time to relax and recharge. But, it's also the perfect time to pick up a few new skills. Put that relaxed brain (and work schedule) to good use! How accomplished would you feel if, when Septemb...

Cyberbullying is now a crime in New Zealand after the country's parliament passed the Harmful Digital Communications Bill. Under the new law, offenders face jail time and a hefty fine. The post Cyberbullying is now a cri...

Olivier Jerphagnon needed a customer. So he drove toward the farmland north of Fresno, with his marketing director by his side.

A minor Chinese consumer protection group has filed lawsuits against Samsung and Oppo to contest the pair's use of bloatware on their smartphones. The Shanghai Consumer Council believes that the two companies install far...

On the day when the Grateful Dead plays its final concert in Chicago, an organization called Playing for Change released a heartwarming video of musicians around the world performing "Ripple," which was written by Jerry ...

Eden Saig, a computer science student at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology has developed a machine learning system to accurately detect and identify emotions in electronic communications. The post Machine lea...

 It’s a fascinating time to take stock of startup innovation in the Netherlands, a rare turning point where you can watch the hard work of the past give way to the immense promise of the future. Behind London and Berl...

Officials from Public Health England are currently observing a suspected case of Ebola in the country after a man in North Wales suddenly became ill after traveling to West Africa.

Cystic fibrosis may, one day, be treated by replacing faulty genes responsible for the disorder. Does this mean a treatment for this deadly condition is around the corner?

How robots and data journalism are the next big thing in the newsroom

Russia's Progress 60 freighter docked with the orbiting lab at 3:11 a.m. EDT (0711 GMT) Sunday, successfully delivering more than 6,100 lbs. (2,770 kilograms) of food, water, fuel and other supplies.

The FDA has approved use of the finger-prick blood test kit for herpes developed by startup company Theranos. Despite criticism, the company founder said the decision of the FDA validates Theranos' commitment to providin...

The Sahara desert's sandy and rocky terrain in central Algeria, captured by the Sentinel-2A satellite in its first-ever scan of Earth on 27 June 2015....

Lego's iconic plastic bricks aren't very kind to the planet since they're made from oil-based ABS plastic, but the toy maker is planning to mend its ways. It's paying $150 million to build a sustainable materials center ...