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Small signs of recovery and arrival of new baby coral and fish have left scientists somewhat upbeat about prospects of coral recovery following major bleaching last year

Android: AirDroid is one of our favorite Android companion apps, and now it's getting a pretty big update. The coolest new feature lets you share files with people near you, even if you don't have an internet connection....

The same technology that helps stores track shoppers may one day replace Wi-Fi.

Artificial intelligence technology promises to revolutionize our lives. The world's largest chipmaker is working feverishly to make sure it can profit from the change.

One group that is taking a particularly unusual approach to keeping Moore's law alive are researchers looking at liquid silicon at the University of Wisconsin-Madison that hopes to merge hardware and software on one devi...

The 2016 presidential campaign has definitively shown us that you shouldn't rely on Facebook for all of your news. Even at its best, you're likely to be exposed primarily to viewpoints and stories you already agree with....

Allrecipes is the latest company to integrate with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.

NASA's most experienced female astronaut, Peggy Whitson, is making her third trip to the International Space Station

Researchers used artificial intelligence to gauge the danger level of a selfie -- in an attempt to help crack down on the number of people who die each year while snapping photos of themselves. The post Artificial intell...

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How does the Pixel's crazy gyro-based stabilization compare to the Galaxy S7's OIS? The Samsung Galaxy S7 and Google Pixel take radically different approaches to stabilizing your videos. On the GS7, you've got traditiona...

The dream of creating intelligent computers has inspired the development of exotic chips based on the structure of the brain, which operates in mysterious ways. Some researchers are making such chips from components foun...

Intel is taking a new direction in chip development as it looks to the future of artificial intelligence, with the company betting the technology will pervade applications and web services. The company on Thursday said i...

Astronauts have survived trips to the moon and spacewalks in Earth orbit, but there remains one stubborn problem NASA has not been able to solve: how to avoid space diapers.

In what's thought to be the first case of its kind, a UK judge granted a dying girl's last wish to be cryogenically frozen. The 14-year-old was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer last year, but as of this August was sw...

It could be really good! Or also maybe terrible. The post So, Nobody Knows How Much Self-Driving Cars Will Pollute appeared first on WIRED.

Samsung outpaces Apple in smartphone sales, despite Galaxy Note 7 recalls.

Sir Richard Branson wants to bring back supersonic travel. Thirteen years since Concorde ended operations, the Virgin tycoon has revealed the prototype design for a new generation of supersonic business jets developed by...

Foxconn, a key iPhone maker, is considering moving production of the smartphone to the United States, according to the Nikkei Asian Review.

A team of researchers has developed an ultra long-acting oral drug delivery system that would help in the sustained release of drugs in the body. The system that can last up to two weeks in the stomach could be used in t...

As video game makers continue to incorporate more online and multiplayer elements into their games, they need to give special consideration to how they deal with cheaters. Consoles are locked down by default, meaning pla...

Because you can't make a shark pee on a stick. The post The Biologist Trying to Make the First Pregnancy Test for Sharks appeared first on WIRED.