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The SAG Awards are a nice time for peers to catch up and talk about their craft. Or just feel each other up. Whatever you feel like, really. Kate Winslet and Susan Sarandon posed for photos at the ceremony together, and ...

When it comes to the world of music, there's arguably no company more intimately involved in so many aspects as Yamaha. The company produces musical instruments, hardware for commercial and home recording studios, and pr...

President Obama, who as a candidate was known for his savvy social media use and his ever-present Blackberry, has now pledged $4 billion to fund computer science education in America's schools. The post President Obama p...

Wake up with a spring in your step, or at least more willingly, with Holî SleepCompanion, the sleep enhancing and monitoring light. Emitting a specific blue light, this smart bulb naturally reduces the amount of melaton...

Microsoft's latest Web browser saves users' Web browsing history while they're in incognito mode, defeating the entire purpose of the feature. The company has said that it is aware of the issue and that is looking into t...

If there was any doubt left that Tesla is serious about self-driving car tech, it all but disappeared this week. The company has confirmed to Electrek that it recently hired processor design veteran Jim Keller to lead it...

ongtime Kansas-based system builder, CybertronPC, just announced that it is launching a new line of custom PCs under the brand CLX. The CLX moniker stands for “CybertronPC Luxury Experience”, and new line-up us syste...

Building on nearly two decades' worth of research, a multidisciplinary team at Cornell has blazed a new trail by creating a self-assembled, three-dimensional gyroidal superconductor.

There are one million cybersecurity job openings in 2016. Where are all of those jobs? This week we take a look at the cybersecurity job boom in the U.S. government sector.

Joysticks at their fingertips, the mostly male students packing the classroom lift their virtual helicopters into the air, part of a new cottage industry that's sprung up in China: drone pilot schools.

"With this level of attention, it's clear the public and the world want something new."

In the end, Elon Musk couldn't resist showing up to the competition he helped inspire. The billionaire SpaceX CEO made a surprise appearance at the end of the Hyperloop pod design competition at Texas A&M University Satu...

Disasters, natural or otherwise, are the reasons IT pros follow the 3-2-1 backup rule: Make three copies, on at least two different media ­-- like the drive on your machine and a USB drive -- with at least one copy stor...

Good news for anyone that hasn't quite gotten their fill of scavenging through post-apocalpytic New York: Ubisoft announced that it will be extending the closed beta for The Division until Tuesday, February 2nd, at 6AM ...

On the road to restoring US Human spaceflight from US soil, SpaceX conducted a pair of key tests involving a propulsive hover test and parachute drop test for their Crew Dragon vehicle which is slated to begin human miss...

Experience what life could be like on Mars with this awe-inspiring 360 degree photograph. NASA released the picture taken by its Curiosity Mars rover on Saturday, just a day after dazzling us with a stunning selfie beame...

Researchers were able to develop a mind-reading computer program that accurately and rapidly knows what people are thinking. By decoding brain signals, the program was able to predict thoughts almost instantly.

The rollout of Google Fiber, the search giant's initiative to give select cities high-speed Internet access, could be about to add a service that would dramatically enhance the offering: phone service Invites for a new s...

Fancy planar magnetic drivers in a portable package.          

Wow. This video will knock your socks off ... at least it did mine. This new flyover video of Ceres was created using enhanced images taken by the Dawn spacecraft's framing camera. It was produced by the camera team at t...

When the moon is high in the sky, it creates bulges in the planet's atmosphere that creates imperceptible changes in the amount of rain that falls below.

Defending Earth from asteroids, finding home base for wandering planets and more on the explosive impact that created the moon in this week's top space stories.