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Video game publisher updates branding ahead of E3, big fiscal year.        

SpaceX is going to attempt to re-use one of its Dragon capsules for the first time in an active mission to resupply the International Space Station. The Dragon spacecraft was used first back in September 2014 to resupply...

Life gets pretty weird in the cold abyss of the deep sea. One deep ocean oddity presented itself to researchers at Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) just the other day--the strange beas...

Jeopardy-winning Watson is getting better and better at designing cancer treatments. New data presented this week at the American Society of Clinical Oncology's annual meeting show that IBM's Watson for Oncology suggests...

The race to be the first to deploy autonomous vehicles is on among carmakers, emerging startups, and tech giants. Amid this constant news cycle of deals and drama, the purpose of all of it can get lost -- or at least a b...

A new Consensus Document from the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) provides practical, evidence-based recommendations on the use of drug testing for identification, diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of pa...

Urban Koi is an artist based in New York and over the years she has been working as a Director, Writer, and of course, Photographer. Enticed by the mystery and hidden wistfulness in urban life, she can be found with a ca...

A clearer picture of how the classic diabetes medication metformin works has emerged. A recent study indicates that the clinical effect -- control of blood glucose -- is achieved through modulation of the gut microbiota.

Of all the computer peripherals that most of us would like to die a painful death whenever we have to use them, the scanner probably sits neat the top of the list. Now, Adobe wants you to junk it completely, with its new...

Rights group worries warrantless searches of devices circumvents customers' Fourth Amendment rights.

This budget gaming Dell packs a serious punch        

OneWeb says that the now near-certain collapse of its planned merger with Intelsat has by no means slowed any of the company's progress, and that other geostationary satellite operators have already expressed interest in...

News Ionic silver is highly successful at killing bacteria and preventing colonization ... Contributed Author: Foster Corporation Topics: STEM

The Extremely Large Telescope's name isn't pure hyperbole -- the ELT will boast a main mirror that's 128 feet in diameter, which will make it the largest telescope on Earth once complete. The post Massive telescope will ...

Last week, Nike announced plans to release four new Nike+ Apple Watch bands in colors that match its line of Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit "Day to Night" shoes, and those watch bands are available for purchase as of today. T...

Two extremely similar cases involving locked iPhones in two neighboring counties ended up with two conflicting judgments. Both suspects claimed that they couldn't remember their passcodes which prevented police from obta...

We’re used to a pretty steady flow of mice and keyboards coming out of Logitech, but today the focus is almost entirely on software. Citing its own in-house research that shows one-in-ten people work across multiple co...

Himalayan salt lamps are said to clean the air, neutralize electromagnetic radiation and treat allergies, but are any of these claims true?

Vladimir Putin, who apparently had nothing better to do today, decided to throw water on claims that Russia had direct ties to the DNC email leaks during last year's US election. Simultaneously, the strongman who has hel...

Code rules everything around me. And you. Really: be it the stoplight you stared at this morning, or the train you rode in on, or the lil’ robot vacuum keeping your floor ever-so-slightly cleaner while you’re away, c...

Blood stem cells are things of wonder: hidden inside each single cell is the power to reconstitute an entire blood system, like a sort of biological big bang. Yet with great power comes greater vulnerability. Once these ...

Apple today announced that its education programming iPad app, Swift Playgrounds, will soon support robots and drones. That means young kids and students will be able to write their own Swift code to control any number o...