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Another week, another grip of great apps. Whether you're looking to keep your computer running in top shape, fix your spotty wifi, or stay focused and productive, we've got apps you'll love at prices you can't resist. Ta...

A biotech company is offering customers the chance to keep dead loved ones' DNA at home within a lightweight capsule. The firm claims that storing a person's genetic material can help their family unlock the secrets to t...

Surrey NanoSystems is famous for creating Vantablack , a material so black that it absorbs all but 0.035 percent of visible light. That's a lot. Things basically disappear when coated with the Vantablack carbon nanotubes...

The iPhone 7 might deliver faster wireless speeds than ever before and we might have Intel to thank. According to a CLSA research note seen by NDTV, Intel has already secured up to 40% of LTE chips supply for the iPhone ...

Hmm. That's not supposed to happen like that. And yet this gun safe--a GunVault GVB1000 approved by the California Department of Justice that uses a biometric fingerprint sensor to unlock itself--can be easily opened wit...

There's something very suspicious about this crowdfunded retro games console named after the Colecovision.

Researchers in Italy explored the potential antibacterial and antifungal actions of graphene oxide. How could this wonder material help serve as an effective, eco-friendly antibacterial treatment in the future?

 PayPal has been going through some big changes since separating from eBay last year. The company recently introduced a redesigned app and is now monetizing its popular peer-to-peer payments app, Venmo. Already with 18 ...

"Beam me up, Scotty" - even if Captain Kirk supposedly never said this exact phrase, it remains a popular catch-phrase to this day. Whenever the chief commander of the television series starship USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)...

We take a look at the dozens of amicus briefs filed in support, and in opposition, of Apple -- ranging from support from Google and Intel, to opposition from the district attorney of San Bernardino. The post Tech compani...

Electrical signals transmitted at high frequencies lose none of their energy when passed through the 'wonder material' graphene, a study led by Plymouth University has shown.

Japanese car makers have been on a roll lately with concepts or art projects that combine their vehicles with unusual materials -- Lexus made a car entirely out of cardboard, then another had wheels made of ice, while Ni...

AMC has greenlit Dan Simmons' novel The Terror as a 10-episode anthology series, with plans to release the series in 2017.

Dark Souls, the action-RPG series that has become a smash hit among masochistic gamers around the world thanks to its spirit-crushing difficulty, has finally come to smartphones -- although not quite in the form you're u...

Even though New Horizons swept past Pluto last year, more than half the data that it gleaned from the planet during its flyby is still on the spacecraft , which means that there's still much that we'll be learning about ...

Record your adventures whether they're above sea level or below with the Ricoh WG-M1 Waterproof Action Camera. Totally airtight, this versatile action camera can handle water depths of up to 33 feet for up to an hour at ...

The use of vitamin D supplements has shown improved bone health in babies born in winter. This counteracts the effects brought on by limited sunlight exposure during the season, which could hamper bone growth in babies.

Genital talc may increase the risk of ovarian cancer, a new study has found. Although the risk depends on a variety of factors, researchers were able to find an association between talc and ovarian cancer risk.

Peanut allergies are common and potentially dangerous. Now, researchers have determined one way to prevent the allergy: feed at-risk infants peanuts!

Latest study has found that women need daily doses of the HIV drug Truvada while men only need two doses a week. This is due to the way that the anti-HIV infection medication accumulates in different tissues in the body.

The mobile dating scene could get a little bit easier in the future. Wingmen and matchmakers will soon have a hand in finding the perfect matches for their friends on Tinder.

Wearables are so difficult to get right, sometimes even old-school watch makers mess it up. The Cybertool is an Acer-designed smart accessory that will utterly ruin the look of your classy Victorinox Inox for just $100. ...