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Do you cringe every time someone says "hoverboard" and mutter under your breath "Actually, it's a self-balancing scooter"? Do you believe that Elon Musk is our lord and savior sent to this earth to make our commutes fast...

"I find it to be super inauthentic if you were to have somebody posting for you." On the most recent episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, reality TV star-turned-entrepreneur Kim Kardashian spoke about everyt...

The cool, glistening waters of public pools are certainly seductive on a hot summer day. But if they're not properly maintained and treated, these public pools spread germs that can cause unpleasant illnesses and ruin th...

Withings has just released their most advanced connected scale to date. Not only does it measure practically all of your biometric data, with the companion app it track Pulse Wave Velocity, Fitness Goals, and more.

At a media event in New Delhi, Chinese handset maker LeEco launched its latest phones in the Indian market. The vendor debuted the flagship Le Max 2, with the Le 2 aimed at the budget segment. The Le Max 2 will be availa...

In a day and age where everything around us is connected to the web, sometimes it's oddly satisfying when you find something really cool that doesn't need batteries or an internet connection. There's something to be said...

A Chromebook is already an ultra-secure computer straight out of the box. Since it doesn't run a traditional operating system and takes advantage of various Google-powered security measures, Chrome OS is well-guarded aga...

If it's time to cancel service with TELUS, our guide is here to help. Whatever your reasons are for leaving your service provider, you should know in advance how to cancel your contract with minimal damage. Time and mone...

In 1959, the US flexed its nuclear muscles by delivering mail by cruise missile.

Finland is preparing to seal 5,500 tons of dangerously radioactive nuclear waste in 26 miles of tunnels for the next 100,000 years.

If there's one thing you can always find on sale pretty easily on Amazon, it's flash storage. Whether you're looking for a traditional USB drive, a smartphone thumb drive or memory cards, you'll find plenty of options av...

A patient in dire need of a heart transplant lived for 17 months with an external artificial heart he carried around in a backpack.

It's been a hot year in the Arctic, with sea ice melting earlier and faster than ever before . New data shows that May saw its lowest-ever sea ice extent, by a significant margin. Which means it's very likely that by the...

Tendigi's Nick Lee has found a way to get Apple's iPhone to run Google's Android operating system. His solution is a special 3D-printed case that launches Android directly upon being connected to the device's Lightning p...

Everything you need to know about cancelling your Rogers wireless service Whether you are unhappy with their service, feel you need to get out of your current contract, or just looking for a change, cancelling your Roger...

Previously demonstrating the ability to fly and swim, the tiny robot can now land on walls.

(University of Maryland) University of Maryland researchers developed a new, quick and inexpensive method for constructing diamond-based hybrid nanoparticles in large quantities from the ground up, thereby circumventing ...

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We all know how frustrating it can be to try and teach your grandparents about technology. But there's also a definite sense of wonder to be had when the older generations first understand all that smartphones have to of...

Your app doesn't need to look R-rated to get thrown out of the App Store.  That's the lesson learned by the creators of La Petite Mort, an app that describes itself as an "abstract erotic musical simulation game," whos...

Twenty-one robotics teams are returning to Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) for a fifth year to compete in NASA's $1.5 million Sample Return Robot Challenge....

Despite his recent claims, not even Stephen Hawking can devise a way out of one once you fall in.