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Take your gaming on the go wherever you are with the GAEMES M155, the 15.5-inch portable gaming monitor. Working with PS4, Xbox One, and other popular gaming consoles, the GAEMS M155 is the perfect solution. Rather than ...

Get the ultimate customization with the X-Carve Open Source CNC Machine. Available in two options, the basic kit with 500 mm or the fully loaded kit with 1000 mm, this CNC machine allows you to choose the size that fits ...

Never have a dead battery again when you carry the Ingress Power Cube by cheero. Designed for Ingress, the augmented reality MMO gam, this portable 12,000 mAh power unit allows you to continue to play well beyond your de...

Windows Hello, the new biometric login option built into Windows 10, works far better than any previous attempt. It's not perfect, but it may herald a major change to how users log in to their systems. The post Windows H...

3D printing in the medical industry isn't new. We've seen companies 3D print prosthetics and even bones, but now a company in India has claimed to have developed 3D printable liver tissue, which they are hoping that one ...

If you have not logged into your Steam account in the past day or so, consider yourself lucky because you avoided what seemed like a rather bizarre error. Users who logged into Steam during those times somehow managed to...

The Apple TV’s App Store is still so new, odds are you might be having trouble figuring out which apps are the best. The holidays are just around the corner, so for the sake of the friends and relatives who will soon b...

When politicians want approval for controversial security measures, they sometimes like to lean on insecurities about your kids' safety -- the "won't somebody think of the children?" trope is so common that it became a j...

If there's one thing we learned in 2015, it's that we shouldn't underestimate the power of open source. The post Open Source Software Went Nuclear This Year appeared first on WIRED.

A woman became depressed and resistant to treatment found out she had brain tumor in her frontal lobe. The region is part of the brain responsible for emotions, mood, and personality.

 I’ve always wanted to make a lot of money, have people pay a lot of attention to me and do a lot of exciting things. I just never knew how. Many of my friends who are founders of their own companies tell me how they ...

Cases of dengue fever, a mosquito-borne disease, continue to increase Hawaii. The Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) reported a total of 181 confirmed cases of dengue fever including one new case reported on Christmas Ev...

Especially dads.

Every year, millions of tourists flock to Banff National Park in Canada to see and photograph the gorgeous landscapes. Photographer Meghan Krauss was fascinated by the crowds of tourists shooting selfies and other photos...

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a mecca for companies who would like to showcase the latest and greatest to the world. After all, it is one of the biggest stages to make an announcement, especially if you have you...

Technically Incorrect: In San Diego, the man was said to be staring down at his device and not looking where he was walking.

Our weekly app picks It's Appday Sunday and that means we're back with more of our favorites to share. Every week we bring a handful of great apps to the table and share them with everyone. Sometimes they are new apps, s...

From Air Force One to Alaska, this iPhone has been through a lot.          

Philly gets the nod.

 After seeing big and small competitors collapsing or withdrawing altogether from the race, Groupon still enjoys an undisputed leadership in the deal space. However, with slow growth in North America, and no growth at a...

Unless you're flying first class, you can't expect much from most airlines. The majority of them leave much to be desired, but some are worse than others. Travel + Leisure has named the world's worst airlines for in-flig...

Those odd, glowing shapes may look like they're straight out of a weird puzzle game, but don't laugh... they may be crucial to a future of ever-changing materials. British and Bulgarian scientists have discovered that oi...