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Get ready, nerds! With hundreds of thousands of fantasy, sci-fi and horror fans all in one location, Comic-Con in San Diego is the ideal place to unveil trailers for upcoming films and television series. This year's Con ...

The coast-to-coast total solar eclipse on Aug. 21 will be memorable for children and adults alike, and a new website will help kids get interested in the big event and view it safely.

In a new video from NASA, those of us who have never been to space get a glimpse of what an aurora looks like from the International Space Station -- and it is stunning.

There's only a couple months left until the iPhone 8 should be announced, which means it's fire sale time on the iPhone 7. Most of the major carriers have stock left, and with the iPhone 8 expected to be a big step up, i...

One of the several brave robots to make one-way trips into Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant's severely damaged reactors has accomplished what its less fortunate compatriots did not, sending back photos of what appea...

There are a million different things you can do with all of the LED light strips out there these days, but most of them are a bit silly. LED lighting is so cheap that it’s popping up everywhere, but the trend will undo...

Jupiter is sporting a glowing bruise after getting unexpectedly whacked by a small solar system object, according to astronomers using the Gemini North telescope on Mauna Kea in Hawai'i....

YouTube says it's going to ditch its online Video Editor tool because hardly anyone is using it. It'll disappear in September, along with another feature called Photo slideshow that YouTubers have also showed little inte...

Smartphones have gotten so complex, there's a litany of technical terms out there that can overwhelm you while shopping for a new phone. Fortunately, we've written a guide to help you understand smartphone specs. The pos...

In other news, Google is rebounding from the YouTube ads boycott. When Alphabet reports its second quarter earnings Monday, the elephant in the room will be the recent $2.7 billion fine from European regulators for antic...

Introducing the Incase Tracto Convertible Duffle Backpack, the ideal bag for handling whatever your day brings. This innovative backpack is complete with two straps for an effortless carry. However, it also features an a...

A new video from the European Space Agency provides step-by-step instructions for how to modify an inexpensive webcam so that it sees infrared light.

We document the scene at the Xfinity California Drone Speed Challenge as competitive drone racers compete head-to-head for a $10,000 prize.

Nissan is one step closer to bringing its semi-autonomous ProPilot Assist feature to American roads. The automaker has shed more light on the US-optimized version of the assistant ahead of its launch in the new Leaf near...

Across the world, sharks congregate around volcanoes and volcanic islands. From active, dormant to extinct, volcanoes hold a strong attraction for sharks of all kinds, but little is known about this phenomenon. A team fr...

Yang Qianqian holds out her smartphone to scan a barcode on the mobile of a vendor selling fresh fruit and vegetables at a bustling outdoor market in Beijing.

A Russian official says that the United States and Moscow are negotiating to set up a joint cybersecurity working group

USDA funded research finds bad news with high protein meal and high sugar drink pairings. As it turns out, combining these two could lead to more fat storage and salty food cravings.

Remember the Halo live action TV show Microsoft announced way back in 2013? Unlike Spartans that never die, it sure felt like the project's been dead for quite a while. The tech titan told AR12Gaming in an interview, tho...

Two global tech forces are putting their mark — and money — into Southeast Asia’s nascent startup ecosystem, but they may not be the Western names that you expect. Rather than Google, Facebook or Microsoft, increas...

Wells Fargo accidentally leaked thousands of sensitive documents, but not in the way you think. The bank wasn't hacked, and its computers didn't go on the fritz: it just inadvertently sent 1.4 gigabytes of files to a for...

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