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In the Star Wars movies Doctors and medical droids are able to replace limbs with artificial prosthetics that are as good or even better than the original limb. Which is a good thing because in a place that is packed wit...

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It's a galaxy like a laser, emitting microwaves instead of light.

American intelligence agencies have lined up their stories and currently agree that Putin's Russia is responsible for the DNC hack. President-elect Donald Trump might dispute that, especially when such reports also sugge...

Microsoft continued its transformation during 2016, turning its vision of computing from concept into reality with Surface, Windows 10, HoloLens, and more. The post This year Microsoft, not Apple, built the hardware we d...

An Illinois law is proving a thorn in Facebook’s side as a class action lawsuit, alleging mishandling of biometric information, moves towards trial. The latest developments in the case have the social network objecting...

Apple’s new AirPods are a solid innovation in Bluetooth headphones. Naturally, we’ve found some great tips to help you get more out of them.

A year is an incredibly long time in tech, but here are a few things you should be keeping an eye out for as the year progresses.

Pages for Mac has gained the ability to use Tabs, allowing for tidy document management within the Pages app when having multiple documents open simultaneously. To use Tabs in Pages, you’ll need to enable the Tab bar i...

Facebook has an opt-out page which shows how they track users for Facebook ads across the entire planet. This page lists the ways in which Facebook works with data providers that “help businesses connect with people wh...

New advances in technology constantly push humanity into uncharted territory. Sometimes this territory brings us questions we might not have imagined needing answers so soon, like, "Is editing the DNA of human embryos mo...

Best posts on @MIT touch on LIGO discoveries, Nobel laureate Bengt Holmström, Apollo pioneer Margaret Hamilton, Commencement speaker Matt Damon, and more.

It's the last episode of the year and host Terrence O'Brien is closing things out with managing editor Dana Wollman and reviews editor Cherlynn Low. After looking at the biggest winners of 2016 last week, the crew is tak...

Key milestones in the evolution of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics.

They say Snapchat is the next best thing since chocolate-chip cookies. They say it's a game changer. They may be correct, but that doesn't help me decide whether I should use the application for myself.

Russian entrepreneur and hacker left baffled after her business is sanctioned over the Kremlin's alleged attacks on the U.S. election.

AirPods manufacturer Inventec is planning to expand production capacity for the wireless headphones in the wake of high consumer demand during the holiday season. In a new report by China's Economic Daily News (via DigiT...

NASA's chief scientist Ellen Stofan is "departing for new adventures" after more than three years in the top advisory position. The planetary geologist, academic and researcher worked with NASA throughout much of the 199...

Amazon has a new patent for 'airborne fulfillment centers,' basically detailing flying warehouses. The AFCs would be stocked with various items and ready to deliver parcels in minutes via drones.

Instead, the block chain industry is moving into the Trough of Disillusionment, marked by waning interest “as experiments and implementations fail to deliver.” During this time, many will fail and exit the market, wh...

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a sign that we're all about to die? Well, I can't speak to that last one, but I can say that this video shows a meteor scorching across the sky while it passes behind an erupting volcan...

The Hubble telescope team is ending the year with a photo of an unusual galaxy, one that emits microwaves instead of visible light. See that image above? That's a snapshot of IRAS 16399-0937, a "megamaser" 370 million li...