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NASA's JPL commissioned a series of posters that celebrate the exploration of our solar system, illustrated in the style of vintage travel posters. Here's how to download and print them at home. The post How to download ...

Apple is now selling the View-Master Virtual Reality Starter Pack. This is the device that turns your iPhone into a virtual reality viewer in the vein of Google Cardboard. Only it's not made of cardboard, it's made of pl...

Leave the house with just a single item when you have the Leather Wallet and iPhone 5/S Case by Danny P. A super sleek and stylish carry all, this beautiful leather case doubles as a wallet for all of your cards, ID, and...

With only weeks before the Samsung Galaxy S7 rolls out, the company hints that Samsung Pay could go live in the UK. The head of Samsung Pay Europe made a promising statement regarding the mobile payment service.

The Tittle light is an interactive mood lamp with a 3D display composed of 512 LED pins. It can show 3D animations, music visualizations, and all kinds of lighting settings that are both preset and completely customizabl...

The U.S. lags behind even Latvia when it comes to Internet speeds -- and no one is happy when Netflix and chill turns into Netflix and frozen.

For most of human history, our solar system had 6 planets (counting the Earth), the ones that could be observed by eye, wandering across the night sky. In 1781, William Herschel's telescope revealed a seventh -- Uranus -...

Microsoft has launched a new app called Fetch! that allows users to find a dog's breed. The app is currently available for iDevices and on the Web.

The technology will show up first as an option for home broadband in remote areas, before eventually making its way to cellphones later in the decade.

 If you’re a noodle soup enthusiast — and if you’re not, you really should be — here’s an app that’ll get you salivating.

Alcohol is known to damage liver cells. A new study suggests another mechanism that contributes to alcohol causing liver disease.

Online piracy skyrocketed into the 21st century this week as The Pirate Bay and Kickass Torrents adopted new technology from Popcorn Time spinoff Torrents-Time allowing users to stream TV show and movie torrents in their...

These questions originally appeared on Quora - the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions are answered by people with unique insights. Answers by Ed Felten, Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer, on Quora. H...

The Museum of Modern Art in New York just launched its first free and massive online course for the general public. Titled “Seeing Through Photographs,” it’s a 6-session class on Coursera that’s designed to help ...

Discovering otherwise undetected shipwrecks scattered throughout the oceans could shed light on previously lost history  --

The closure of Netflix's last data center might not be news, but who's picking up the slack on the outside might be. The firm has revealed that it's now moved its entire online business to Amazon Web Services, the retail...

AT&T has announced that its "Buy One Get One Free" promotion for iPhones and select other smartphones is now available again for both new and existing customers. The limited time offer requires both smartphones to be pur...

It initiates a new phase in the exploration of the universe and in our search for the physical laws that govern it --

WhatsApp launches a whole new collection of emojis to Android users. The new tabs of emojis, which include a heart exclamation mark, popcorn box and more, are now being slowly rolled out.

Young children whose mothers used paracetamol during pregnancy were found to have increased risk for asthma. Experts however said acetaminophen is still the safest treatment option for fever, flu or pain among pregnant w...

Panasonic Corporation today announced that it will start mass production of polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) molding compounds for laser welding in March, 2016, a move that will contribute to the enhancement of long-term...

An experimental method developed by researchers appears capable of detecting the stealthy culprit Lyme bacteria at the earliest time of infection, when currently available tests are often still negative.