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watchOS 2, the first major update to the Apple Watch's operating system, was released in September, just five months after the device's debut. If you didn't face any download issues getting watchOS 2 on your Apple Watch,...

A near invisible, self mending case for your iPhone 6S now comes in the form of TENC by Just Mobile. This case has been made out of auto-healing smart materials that are tailored to fit your iPhone's curved edges. The ca...

There are a lot of ways couples can gross people out, like finishing each other's sentences and PDA. And then there's going as a black Whopper and green poop as a Halloween couple's costume, which is now easier than ever...

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You should be excited to get Siri up and running with your new Philips Hue bridge and control your lights with the power of your voice, but one annoying error might stop you. It definitely had me scouring the Internet fo...

Last night hosted a special celebrity episode of Gogglebox in support for Stand Up To Cancer, with stars like Boy George, Nick Frost and Miranda Hart settling in for a night of watching the nation’s favourite shows. Ho...

Ebola survivor Pauline Cafferkey returned to the Royal Free Hospital after a relapse. The British nurse was first infected in December 2014 after her work at Sierra Leone.

The first episode of the revived X-Files was shown to packed house at New York Comic Con. Here are our spoiler-free first impressions.

Today on In Case You Missed It: We are rounding up Space Week with NASA's detailed plan to get earthlings to settle on Mars. Meanwhile other scientists teamed up to unravel how a rat's brain works, to then simulate it wi...

Mozilla announced that 2016 is the last year when NPAPI plugin support will be available on Firefox, as the browser transitioned towards newer Web technologies. Adobe Flash is the only plugin that remained, due to its fu...

An analysis involving 370,000 children in Japan's Fukushima prefecture found large numbers of diagnosed thyroid cancer cases. Researchers expressed the rate is 20 to 50 times higher compared to cases in other areas.

Amazon has a problem: A lot of its employees seem desperately miserable. This isn’t something the company wants to become part of its permanent reputation since it will make it harder to attract top engineering talent....

This ridiculous rhinestone-studded disco-ball is actually a high-precision laser-reflecting satellite still in orbit around the Earth. With only tiny reflectors and no active instruments, it's provided vital data on the ...

Dell's new Chromebook 13 is another contender in Google's Chrome OS market, and it is a serious player on the field. Dell hails this as its first professional-level Chromebook, and we agree with its assessment; if you're...

In the wake of a mini fantasy sports scandal that erupted earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Yahoo is now banning its employees from participating in paid fantasy sports leagues. The move comes ...

Some of the most powerful applications of technology involve connecting people to one another at the right time, not in real time. When a good idea is matched with solid implementation, remarkable outcomes can follow. T...

The developers of Android-x86 have unveiled the first-ever Android 5.1 Lollipop Release Candidate build for PC. Per the release notes, the Android-x86 5.1 RC1 is based on the Android 5.1.1 r24 Lollipop OS.

A woman from Florida accidentally glued one of her eyes shut. This was due to someone handing her a bottle of it, mistaking it for eye drops.

Microsoft has set tour dates and locations for hands-on time with HoloLens. Developers looking to get a seat at a showing need to reserve one now.

A new series of ads from Whiskas suggests that kittens could stand to learn a thing or two about high culture and academia In the first couple videos, a stern-sounding British professor walks through Kitten Kollege's "di...

The latest Apple uproar really isn't worth it. The post It Doesn’t Matter Which A9 Chip Your iPhone Has. Get Over It appeared first on WIRED.