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A mouthful of sand is no fun - and plants seem to know it. Some have evolved to take up silicon and make themselves less tasty for insects

Denon's Heos multiroom audio system has been compared to Sonos often in the past and the latest pair of products are set to continue that trend.The Heos Bar is a direct rival to the Sonos Playbar, while the wireless Heos...

In today's distributed environment, cloud and communication service providers can play a key role in providing organizations with a scalable and secure platform for the connection of everything to everything. Here's how.

Researchers at ETH Zurich and IBM Research Zurich have built a tiny redox flow battery. This means that future computer chip stacks--in which individual chips are stacked like pancakes to save space and energy--could be ...

Fundy Software, maker of album-building and sales tools for wedding photographers, is updating its software set with additional features and a new tiered pricing structure. The Fundy Suite of software is now available in...

For the first time, robots have successfully performed a tricky, delicate operation that helped implant a hearing device into a deaf woman's ear.

Apple is rumored to integrate face-scanning cameras in its upcoming "iPhone 8" handset this fall, sparking speculation that facial recognition technology will replace the company's Touch ID authentication system. AppleIn...

(American Chemical Society) On March 6, President Donald Trump signed a second executive order to suspend immigration from six predominately Muslim countries, this time excluding Iraq from the list. According to an artic...

In a development that might read like something straight out of a Black Mirror episode, an upcoming iOS app called Facezam will allow users to take photos of strangers on the street and subsequently discover said strange...

Today we’re having a peek at a set of Pokemon GO tips that’ll increase a user’s chances of finding Special Items on the regular. To make this happen, we first need to be clear: there’s only one way to really find...

Fall asleep under the night sky with the StarSailor Ambient Space Sleep Projector. Complete with a timer, this device produces brilliant images of the heavens right in your bedroom. In addition, it accompanies the views ...

One suspect was near arrest in Canada, while the other three are in Russia, Bloomberg reports.

(Reuters) - Shares in Snap Inc hit a fresh low on Wednesday, falling as much as 2.6 percent before clawing back some losses in choppy trading as analysts questioned the company's prospects.

If you believe the rumors we’ve heard so far, then the next iPhone will come equipped with OLED display. This has been one of the more prevalent rumors since the mill started churning, and today we’re getting new det...

A vulnerability patched in the web-based versions of encrypted communications services WhatsApp and Telegram would have allowed attackers to take over accounts by sending users malicious files masquerading as images or v...

Robert Lighthizer told senators it would be up to President Trump to nominate new board members for the bank. SpaceNews.com

Few of us think about the driver experience when we hail an Uber. We open the app, summon a car and then clamber into the backseat, peering at our phones or talking to friends until we arrive at our destination. But for ...

Have you ever heard news that the climate models can't agree? The grandfather of them all just turned 50, and is so right it's unbelievable.

Oh great, another thing to worry about. First, it was exploding hoverboards. Then, it was exploding phones. Now we have exploding headphones--on airplanes!

Mass attacks from the Internet are a common fear: Millions of requests in a short time span overload online services, grinding them to a standstill for hours and bringing Internet companies to their knees. The operators ...

Ransomware experienced explosive growth last year, with businesses and individuals losing more than $1 billion to retrieve their encrypted information.

The Embassy to the UK's diplomatic newsletter service involves a suspect third-party Twitter app.