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Minnesota knife attacker Dahir Adan's iPhone remains locked---just like the one that sparked a feud between the Bureau and Apple earlier this year. The post The FBI Wants To Crack Another Dead Terrorist's Locked iPhone a...

Combine the beauty of a high-end fashionable design with your sports analysis through the No. 1 G6 Smartwatch. It comes with powerful functions and has a polymer Lithium-ion battery capacity of 380 mAh. The multi-functio...

Whether someone's stolen your credentials or you really can't remember your password, if you're ever locked out of your Facebook account, there are a number of routes you can take to get back in. One of the most effectiv...

515,000 devices made by Chinese company Hangzhou XiongMai Technologies are vulnerable to simple hacks. Many were exploited to launch record DDoS attacks, researcher claims.

Snap Inc., the company formerly known as Snapchat, is reportedly preparing for an initial public offering with an expected $25 billion valuation, making it the biggest company to go public on the U.S. exchange since 2014...

ESA 2016 European Researchers' Night in Italy, 30 September

There's not a lot Google's self-driving cars can do to avoid reckless drivers. An autonomous prototype was recently T-boned in California by a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van that ran a red light at 30 mph. The post Google’...

Anki's robot toy, Cozmo, brings Pixar-style animation to physical tech and character interactions to toys unlike anything I've seen before.

Silicon Valley chipmaker Intel teamed with Japanese robot builder Vstone to create Sota II, a bow-tied bartender bot that responds to spoken commands. Sota II uses Intel’s recently introduced... --

Post-it and other sticky notes that you can quickly scribble a note on are great, and that’s probably why they’re not obsolete yet. Yes, you can set a reminder on your phone or tablet; it’s easy to sweep those noti...

The wireless company, set to buy Yahoo for $4.8 billion, reportedly wants the price lowered after Yahoo was caught in recent controversies.

Snakes in a swimming pool! Two male pythons battle over a female snake in a woman's backyard in Australia.

Researchers at the U.S. Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have launched the Smart Manufacturing Systems (SMS) Test Bed. The test bed is an innovative model factory that will faci...

IBM and Lenovo closed on the sale of IBM's x86 server business to Lenovo two years ago. It's hard to find examples where the transfer of assets between two direct competitors work out well for both, but here we are, two ...

The Hurricane Hunters from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are perhaps the ballsiest pilots on this terrifying and vengeful planet.

A team of scientists led by Tim Taminiau of QuTech, the quantum institute of TU Delft and TNO, has now experimentally demonstrated that errors in quantum computations can be suppressed by repeated observations of quantum...

DEA reduced the amount of opioid pills that may be produced in the country in 2017. Ongoing opioid epidemic and decrease in the prescription of such pills by doctors in recent days are claimed to be the reasons behind th...

Comparing mobile usage data with mobile developer numbers shows a big deficit. Here's why that matters.

Prisma is a sweet little app that lets you add some pretty crazy filters to your photos. Now, you can add those same filters to your videos. iOS users can try it out now, with Android on the way.

Days before the Google Pixel finally broke cover, there was a lot of talk about the possibility of a certain Andromeda OS being revealed as well. Andromeda was an intriguing though highly debatable idea, a true unificati...

Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 recall problems are far from over, as replacement units keep exploding. The first such incidents were reported in China a few weeks ago, just as the rest of the world was receiving safe Galaxy Not...

Powerful electronic components can get very hot. When many components are combined into a single semiconductor chip, heating can become a real problem. An overheating electronic component wastes energy and is at risk of ...