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Nikon has issued a recall of its widely used EN-EL15 digital camera battery. The company says the batteries can short circuit, leading to overheating and a deformation of the casing. Samsung took a huge blow to its image...

Vast solar plants are becoming increasingly common around the world, but most of them aren’t anything you’d go out of your way to see. The big exception is a new solar plant in China that was built in the shape of a ...

A woman from Mississippi contracted a flesh-eating bacteria after her hand was pricked by a live shrimp in a bait bucket during a fishing trip in Alabama. Her doctors describe her ordeal and survival as a miracle.

Any sci-fi flick or video game showing a futuristic battlefield is always filled with soldiers wearing advanced high-tech armor and all manner of fancy gadgetry. Russia is doing its best to make that fictional battlefiel...

Finally, in iOS 11 you can drag your photos into any order you like, instead of being forced to look at them chronologically. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

We have a deal on the Neutron C Magnetic Car Mount for your iPhone or other smartphone. It attaches to your car’s dash via a special adhesive tape, and you use the same tape to attach a magnetic disk to your device or ...

Inside the small, dedicated community of people who live in dome-shaped dwellings.

Why should we adapt to fragile technology, instead of demanding unbreakable screens?

After blackouts left 1.7 million residents without electricity, Elon Musk famously guaranteed that Tesla could supply 100 megawatts of battery storage in 100 days. The company has announced it will do just that, supplyin...

News This new diagnostic tool developed by the EU's Horizon 2020 collaboration 'CARDIS' ... Contributed Author: Photonics21 Topics: Cardiovascular

On 29 June 2017, the CERN DC passed the milestone of 200 petabytes of data permanently archived in its tape libraries. Where do these data come from? Particles collide in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) detectors approxi...

Jawbone, once a serious competitor in the wearables market, has begun the process of liquidating its assets, according to multiple reports on Thursday.

No one wants to buy a $500 hobby drone only to discover they're a bad pilot, especially considering how one bad twist or crash can leave your investment in pieces. Practice on a simulator before you buy one, just to be s...

The pitch was Pokemon Go meets Call of Duty. I couldn't quite fathom how that would turn into a cool as hell game, but it involved augmented reality, a key feature of Pokemon Go, and laser tag, and those are both very fu...

Technology company Foxconn is considering bringing 10,000 jobs to southeastern Wisconsin, the leader of the state Assembly said Wednesday.        

The UK Press Association (PA) will soon hand writing duties on thousands of local news stories to robots. Cue headlines about the death of news media (seriously, though, this might be a problem).

This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil and Victor talk about the 'will-they-won't-they' push pull on whether or not the rumoured 'iPhone 8' has Touch ID on the front, back, or not at all, the RED phone announcement,...

A machine learning algorithm trained on thousands of lines of English poetry can now mimic different poetic styles - but its verse doesn't quite ring true

Step 1: Catch bird. Step 2: Eat brain. Step 3: Decapitate.

They totally know, man.

All around the world, electric cars are edging out gasoline-powered vehicles.

The ban of petrol and diesel vehicles in France could be happening by 2040. The move recently announced is part of the country's plan to meet its targets under the Paris climate change agreement.