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New atom interferometer could measure inertial forces with record-setting accuracy.

If you have a new MacBook, you may want to get the new Spotify to go along with it. Now that your machine has received a few upgrades, so too has your favorite music-streaming software. The post Did you get a new MacBook...

You can easily tame some of the chaos that is the Gear S3's app and widget situation. With so many apps, services and utilities available on Samsung's Gear S3 smartwatches, it's easy to get carried away while setting thi...

Cyanogen has switched gears, leaving the Android variant CyanogenMod in the lurch, CyanogenMod's developers aren't giving up. They're forking the code into LineageOS.

Researchers have developed a synthetic version of a cardiac stem cell. These synthetic stem cells offer therapeutic benefits comparable to those from natural stem cells and could reduce some of the risks associated with ...

Drugs capable of activating silenced genes improve survival and growth outcomes in a mouse model of Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), a rare and incurable childhood disease.

Subaru just introduced a brand-new Impreza, but the current WRX STI will stick around for at least another four years. The company explains that developing a new model takes a tremendous amount of time. The post Insiders...

Adorn your laptop with true luxury with the Ebony Wood MacBook Skin from artsn. This stunning skin is available for a variety of MacBook editions including the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and the MacBook Pro Retina. A part...

As if the talk regarding Apple‘s next iPhones weren’t confusing enough, here’s one more. According to Apple’s Taiwanese suppliers, there will be a third iPhone in the iPhone 7s series for 2017. Which sort of impl...

Chinese manufacturer Gionee announced the M2017, which looks to impress with its not one, but two 3,500mAh batteries. The phone will start at a little over $1,000 when it goes on sale in China. The post Gionee’s M2017 ...

iTunes error 9006 may appear when attempting to download, restore, or update an iPhone or iPad. Typically you’ll see an iTunes error message that states something like “There was a problem downloading software for th...

The rate at which information can be coded so that it can be decoded within a particular error probability constraint is one of the "major research topics in information theory" as Hideki Yagi at the University of Electr...

Defying the conventional way of solving problems by thinking with the head, the psychological experts suggest that thinking with hands can help solve problems in a better way. Through experiments, the experts observed th...

A particular volcanic rock is best for sequestering huge amounts of CO2 deep in the Earth in a way that is stable for geologic time. It reacts with injected CO2 to precipitate new limestone-like rock. The real trick is t...

If you really want to spice up a New Year's Eve party, you don't want to rely on some boring old TV announcer or phone to tell you the time. Over on Soldering Station, they show you how to build your own countdown clock....

The Nanoleaf Aurora is a pack of flat panels that light up your wall. You can arrange them in unique shapes and customize the colors. They're fun, fairly functional, and will get your guests talking. The post Nanoleaf Au...

Get the most out of your wristwatch with the M O S KI T O Smartwatch Bike Speedometer. Elegantly worn on your wrist with the included strap, this device mounts effortlessly to your bike to track metrics. The M O S KI T O...

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To address what CNBC describes as a "nationwide problem of open defecation and urination," Google and the Indian government have embarked upon a new partnership to create a toilet locator app that takes users to the near...

Here are Live Science's picks for the 16 strangest medical cases of 2016.

A giant laser in the sky is helping us better understand our oceans. It's known as the Cloud-Aerosol LIdar with Orthogonal Polarization (CALIOP), and it's a NASA instrument housed aboard the CALIPSO satellite launched a ...

NASA has a laser inside a satellite orbiting the Earth and the laser is being used to study the boom-and-bust cycle of polar ocean plants. Specifically the laser is being used to study the peak and decline cycles of phyt...