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Natasha Shine-Zirkel, CMO of Rounds, and Itamar Benedy, VP Strategy of glispa collaborate share their perspectives on Entrepreneurship and Career Development

Lithium ion batteries have been around for nearly a quarter-century, finding their way from laptops to electric cars. But British scientists say the popular energy storage device could be obsolete by the end of the next ...

In this edition of Ask Maggie, CNET's Marguerite Reardon looks at whether one phone can access 4G LTE networks throughout the world.

This stunning visualization by graphic designer Martin Vargic shows the more than 800 exoplanets astronomers have discovered prior to October 2015 arranged according to their temperature and density. SpaceNews.com

Wake up charged and chipper with the Bruno LED USB Alarm Clock. Available in brown, black, and white, this modernized alarm clock with fit in next to any bed. With two easy to reach USB ports right on the front, you're a...

Recent advances in technology that helps us observe the mind in action, like this mouse brain camera, are helping scientists discover how the brain does what it does?a question which has remained largely a mystery for de...

If what you need is a handset with an impressively strong display, you may want to start preordering for the Xtouch smartphone from Bluboo. The phone, which has a preorder price of $99, recently survived a hammer test as...

Nuka-Cola Quantum is coming to a store near you. Take out the RadAway -- this only looks like the real thing.

Yamaha is delving into the world of autonomous vehicles in a way fitting of the unique company that it is: by building a robot capable of piloting a motorcycle better than a human can—but not just any human: nine-time ...

On Halloween night, while ghouls and goblins did their trick-or-treating, an asteroid made a close flyby of Earth, and is now headed back out into space.

If you've got spawn traipsing through the streets of Mountain View in search of sweets tonight, you needn't fear Google's self-driving cars... much. While there's something a little unsettling about an autonomous car -- ...

Facebook is making minor modifications to its controversial real name policy in response to a slew of criticisms. It will soon allow users to provide more context to explain their name choices.

As more mobile apps emerge with an emphasis on creating and curating short-form video, the social entertainment space appears to be a gold rush for introducing new formats and platforms.

A 16-year-old girl in Oregon was admitted to an intensive care unit on Oct. 24 due to bubonic plague, which marks the 16th documented case of the illness in the United States. Health officials speculated that the teen go...

Ultimately, gaining access to people on the street is about Google's mission of being able to predict users' needs before they can voice them.

A University of Nevada researcher and his colleagues went hands-free from Nogales to Mexico City, setting a record in the process.

When the licensed offshoots of Star Wars get their own trailers, then you know that the franchise will likely be here 100 years from now. The latest is for the R2D2 Moving Refrigerator, and it's almost as exciting as one...

When you’re just starting out in photography, you may not have a lot of money to invest in putting together a high-end arsenal of studio lighting equipment. By being resourceful, however, you can do a lot with a little...

This cool creation came out of Dutch Design Week: It's a Groundfridge, which is sort of like a modern-day root cellar. It keeps food refrigerated all year round, without the need for electricity. The post The Groundfridg...

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Vodafone Group Plc. on Saturday announced that account details of about 1,800 users in the United Kingdom, including bank accounts and phone numbers, may have been leaked in a hacking attack. Details like names, mobile n...

Most arguments for innovations in edtech focus on the ways in which new digital tools will help students. While learners will certainly benefit, the science fiction fear of robot teachers is exacerbated when we forget th...