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Get 24-hour home security whether you're home or not with Ulo, the interactive surveillance camera. With an owl design, this clever device even has actual eyes to focus on the environment. Communicating and interacting w...

If you need a good sweet potato pie for your Thanksgiving table, look no further. Patti LaBelle has you covered. The R&B diva has her own brand of sweet potato pie that apparently is so good, it might even inspire you to...

'Tis better to give than to receive, but 'tis best by far to give something that will make you look good in the eyes of the recipient -- especially if you can save money in the bargain. Here's one psychological finding t...

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Hacker group Anonymous have apparently responded to the attacks on Paris by posting a video declaration of war against the terrorist group

The New South Wales police are not huge fans of badly photoshopped images making fun of them, it turns out — especially not ones that include Miley Cyrus. It has emerged that in 2013, police snooped on a private Facebo...

Still bummed that tapping a heart is the only way to show your appreciation, sadness or any other reaction for a tweet? Well, that may change. Twitter user @_Ninji stumbled across emoji reactions in a jailbroken version ...

Light up the night, or just your dark office, with the Stone Lamp with USB Ports by Lovli. This ultra sleek and compact desk light does more than just brighten up your space. The Stone Lamp features three USB ports so it...

Happy birthday to Chicago Pile-1. Rest in peace.

Following a global push to power all its facilities with green energy, the iPhone maker's first retail store in Singapore will run entirely on solar energy.

A security researcher discovered a new Android bug that lets hackers infiltrate Android phones with a single, clean attack. The exploit has been taken to Google for, hopefully, a quick security update.

It's rare that we mention ISPs vigorously defending their customers against overstepping lawsuits, but here we are: Cox, which is being sued by a couple music producers, is going to lengths to point out that BitTorrent u...

Smoking rates in the United States have been reduced by 17 percent, according to the CDC. Despite the decline, tobacco companies still experience stability in sales, reports revealed.

The UK and other countries might be pushing for greater spying powers than they've ever had before, but don't tell that to Germany -- it's doing just the opposite. The country hopes to ban its intelligence agency, the BN...

Thermal imaging devices like night-vision goggles can help police, search-and-rescue teams and soldiers to pick out bad guys or victims through walls or in complete darkness. However, the best devices require cryogenic c...

A new study found that apple-shaped women are more likely to binge eat or lose control when eating. This study sheds light in biological factors that contribute to the occurrence of eating disorders.

Apple CEO Tim Cook believes the iPad Pro is designed to be a replacement for a notebook or desktop PC. He, however, doesn't see the device replacing the Mac.

Earlier this month, we covered the exploits of Benson Leung -- an engineer at Google who has been reviewing new USB Type-C cables on Amazon to find out which manufacturers are reliable. Up until now, Leung has mainly bee...

Researchers at Imperial College London believe that they've created a method that could prove critical in the search for unlimited clean energy. The team has produced a theoretical method that, at least on paper, is capa...

China's Tianhe-2 is starting its third straight year as the supercomputing world's heavyweight champ.

As 911 gets more technologically advanced, the vulnerability to cyberattack increases.

Better Call Saul, a television show spinoff from the wildly successful Breaking Bad series, first debuted this past February. Given Breaking Bad's massive fan base and consistently high ratings, it isn't surprising Bette...