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Even in eco-friendly Norway, only a minority of people realise that global warming is entirely due to our actions, survey of four European countries reveals

BBC reported some sexualized child images to Facebook and set up an interview regarding the social network's content moderation practices. In an unexpected twist, Facebook reported BBC to authorities and canceled the int...

Republicans have long supported the sweeping surveillance capabilities of the NSA and have insisted they're vitally important to national security. But with their man Trump caught up in multiple scandals that may involve...

One of the best known photography locations in the world has disappeared. Malta’s famed Azure Window limestone arch on the island of Gozo collapsed into the sea yesterday, leaving a conspicuously, tragically empty spac...

Sliperiet at Umeå Arts Campus is in the process of making a 3-D printed Tower of Babel using a novel hanging printer. This offers a low-cost solution and increased flexibility to print large volumes.

Peter Wegner, Spaceflight Industries chief technology officer, is convinced the killer app for small satellites is imagery. Joe Rothenberg, the former engineering director for Terra Bella, the Earth-imaging company purch...

Apple has issued a statement to say that it has already fixed major security flaws in its iOS software identified in last night's WikiLeaks CIA document dump. The company said that the latest public version of iOS, relea...

How can Apple make iPhones more affordable without hurting brand power? Bring back a blast from the past.

Blue Origin, funded by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, may have stolen SpaceX's thunder when it landed the first rocket back to Earth, but Elon Musk's company still has it beat in one aspect. SpaceX was able to land orbital rockets...

Independent French bookstore Librairie Mollat is going viral, but not because of anything particularly literary. No, this publicity boost is because they’ve gotten really creative with their Instagram account. Peppered...

It's the latest GOP effort to roll-back Obama-era rules protecting consumers.

Inside the golden age of space photography. The post Apollo Astronauts Weren't Just Heroes--They Were Fantastic Photographers appeared first on WIRED.

Today on In Case You Missed It: Belgian company BeWell has created an automated roving kiosk that assists doctors and nurses in admitting and testing patients. The robot kiosk, called the Wellpoint system, can measure a ...

According to a new report from Macotakara, Apple's flagship 2017 iPhone -- a device that has been prematurely dubbed the iPhone 8 -- will actually be called the iPhone Edition. While nothing is ever certain until Tim Coo...

A battle is brewing over the future of federal open internet protections.

Keeping up with the latest and the greatest JavaScript frameworks.

Edward Snowden and others unleash tweetstorms after WikiLeaks releases docs claiming the CIA can get into our gadgets.

A huge mass of glowing stardust in a galaxy seen shortly after the Universe's formation has been detected by a UCL-led team of astronomers, providing new insights into the birth and explosive deaths of the very first sta...

The rugged Galaxy S7 Active is getting Nougat. Another day, another carrier device getting Nougat. Heck, Nougat is up to nearly 3% of total Android devices, and we can now add the AT&T-exclusive Galaxy S7 Active to the l...

So.cl, the little-known and probably much-forgotten social network project from Microsoft Research’s FUSE Labs division, is closing down. The service was launched in late 2011 as a social community where the objective ...

An earthquake fault running from San Diego Bay to Los Angeles is capable of producing a magnitude-7.4 earthquake that could affect some of the region's most densely populated areas, according to a study released Tuesday.

If we had to pick a walk-out song to the new Major League Baseball-approved wearable the Whoop Strap, we'd go with "Whoomp! (There It Is)" by Tag Team because close enough. The tracker will be one of the few biometric de...