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Wileyfox's latest Cyanogen-powered budget phone sells for less than £90, and it's available to pre-order now. British firm Wileyfox made a splash recently with the announcement of three new phones in its "Spark" range, ...

Bar none, Sport-Brella is the ultimate beach umbrella, and Amazon's discounting the red model for just $45 today.

A group of physicists from the Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics, the Lomonosov Moscow State University, has used a personal computer for calculations of complex quantum mechanics equations usually solved using sup...

Visitors entering the country under the Visa Waiver Program would be exempt from the request, which the government said would help in terrorism screening.

Do you know what a sleeping great white shark looks like? It's never been seen before. Until now. A robotic submersible captured the first-ever footage of a great white taking a nap, and you can see it innocently catch s...

Today we're having a peek at the AMD RX 480, a graphics card that's right ready to roll users in on the VR market without breaking the bank. This card roll out with Polaris and AMD LiquidVR ready to go, pushed with Direc...

The hopes for a Zika vaccine are seemingly getting stronger by the day. To start, Harvard researchers have successfully tested two vaccine candidates in mice -- reportedly the first instance of such a treatment working i...

I think it’s safe to say that the cat is out of the bag, the secret’s been blown… there’s a DC-3 plane wreck in Iceland. It’s become almost a right of passage, a pilgrimage of sorts to visit this location; even...

Hearing aids are said to be crucial and an essential medical device for those who would like to live a life as normally as possible even when one's listening senses are starting to become dull. Having said that, the cons...

Researchers from the University of Stuttgart have used 3D-printing technology to develop a nano triple-lens camera, which can be injected into the human body via a syringe. The camera is smaller than a grain of salt.

A recent discovery reveals that prehistoric plumage was remarkably similar to the feathers found on modern birds. Dinosaurs? More like six-foot turkeys.

To help business owners connect with their fans and soothe angry patrons, Twitter is launching yet another stand-alone app with a specific audience in mind. Twitter Dashboard is the social network's attempt to streamline...

Google isn't exactly popular for its privacy practices, despite official protestations that it is, in fact, pro-privacy. So when the company initiates changes to its ad tracking that includes more of your Internet life, ...

The iPhone went on sale nine years ago today, and to mark the momentous occasion a Florida man is suing Apple for a whopping $10 billion and 1.5 percent of all future Apple earnings — because he claims to have come up ...

LIGO researcher Nergis Mavalvala talks about measuring spacetime shifts from the gravitational superpowers at the center of galaxies --

China replaced its internet regulator Lu Wei, the hard-liner responsible for leading the government's efforts to tighten control over domestic cyberspace and export the ruling Communist Party's philosophy of web control

A new technology based on peptides may help doctors deliver drugs to injured brains areas without invasive means. The procedure could assist patients of traumatic brain injuries such as mild concussions.

A security researcher managed to get hold of Thomson Reuters' World-Check database, which flags terrorism and organised crime suspects.

IBM will provide its cognitive computer system to oncologists to get through the tedium of identifying mutations in DNA and finding specific treatments.

(International School of Advanced Studies (SISSA)) A new study led by the SISSA of Trieste and published in PLOS Computational Biology adds detail to the theoretical models used in chromatin simulations and demonstrates ...

Robots are no strangers to the legal profession thanks to tools like LawGeex, but one has emerged recently that appears to be a Robin Hood of the modern world. DoNotPay is the brainchild of 19-year-old Stanford Universit...

Amazon is offering pretty sweet new deal by which you can literally sell your eyeballs to the spirit of mobile advertising that lives under the sea--in exchange for a slightly cheaper phone.