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New measurements show that quasars can blow far past the theoretical temperature limit of 100 billion degrees Kelvin (179 billion degrees Fahrenheit), which has scientists puzzled.

The Trump Hotel Collection said on Monday it is working with the Secret Service and FBI to investigate a possible payment card breach, its second one in less than a year. The luxury hotel group is run by Republican presi...

I love being surprised by a picture. I first saw the photo above when my friend Bobak Ferdowsi tweeted a link to it, having seen it himself on the RidingWithRobots Twitter feed. When I saw it, I literally gasped. It's a ...

Despite implementing a stricter app review process last year, Google still has some work to do when it comes to its developer policies.  The company removed an app created by the Taliban from its Play Store Saturday. Th...

Orbital ATK's Scott Lehr makes the case for letting U.S. industry use retired ICBMs to launch commercial satellites. SpaceNews.com

Will everyone be able to interact with the Internet of Things in the future? This question was originally answered on Quora by Jonathan Brill.

A new iPhone 6s/6s Plus passcode bypass flaw is making its rounds on the internet today, and it’s similar to flaws we’ve seen in the past on iOS. Don’t be overly alarmed, though, as the odds of this happening to yo...

According to a report published Monday by the Government Accountability Office, the Department of Defense lacks clear rules on who would be in charge during a national-level cyberattack. It could be the US Northern Comma...

Samsung wants to cram faster and more power-efficient DDR4 DRAM in laptops and hybrids with new memory chips it introduced on Monday. The South Korean company has started mass production of DDR4 memory chips based on the...

 The sophisticated neural networks underlying systems like Google’s Deep Dream and all manner of interesting experiments require a great deal of computing power. NVIDIA proposes to put all that horsepower in a single ...

When NASA's New Horizons sped past Pluto on July 14, 2015, it took the best-ever pictures of the rocky world s surface, giving us new insight into its geology, composition and atmosphere. These stunning images are the mo...

To help keep visitors from littering on its beaches and deserts, the Dubai Municipality's Waste Management Department plans on using a fleet of drones to catch people in the act of ditching their trash. The post Dubai’...

For years, scientists have been hunting for the stable lava tubes that are believed to exist on the Moon. A remnant from the Moon's past, when it was still volcanically active, these underground channels could very well ...

Harman Technology, owner of the Ilford brand, is opening a new ordering window for Ultra Large Format (ULF) photographers.

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Someone call Guinness! HP's new luxurious Spectre 13.3 ultraportable could now be the thinnest laptop in the world. The new Spectre 13.3, with its fancy cabinet-style, piston-driven hinges, and hand-polished gold trim, i...

If you have read my columns on VR recently, you know I am relatively bullish on this new technology. I have used all of the headsets available and, while the actual VR differs with each, …

With the Lumix GF8 not arriving on British shores, we were beginning to wonder if Panasonic had bailed on the smaller-scale and more affordable compact system camera concept. But that's not the case, as the latest Lumix ...

Facebook is now using artificial intelligence to automatically generate captions for photos in the News Feed of people who can't see them. The post Facebook's AI Is Now Automatically Writing Photo Captions appeared first...

Ask a member of Facebook's growth team what feature played the biggest role in getting the company to a billion daily users, and they'll likely tell you it was photos. The endless stream of pictures, which users have bee...

A Western journalist who has documented developments of North Korea's technology issues says he will appeal a South Korean authorities' decision to block his website for violating the national security law

"After exploring strange new worlds and seeking out new life in the universe, I can now boldly go where I've rarely gone before - home," said John Grunsfeld who will retire from NASA April 30, capping nearly four decades...