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The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has determined that the Icon A5 crash that killed two Icon employees was caused by pilot error and not a problem with the aircraft. The final determination was a "failur...

As artificial intelligence (AI) grows, its ability to understand and respond to your emotions is key. If machines, robots, and technology are to make better, more contextual judgments of human behaviors, the next step is...

Technology is playing a growing role in our sex lives, according to a new study from the sexperts at the Kinsey Institute.

Five years ago, Silicon Valley was rocked by a wave of "brogrammer" bad behavior, when overfunded, highly entitled, mostly white and male startup founders did things that were juvenile, out of line and just plain stupid....

CEO Sundar Pichai canceled the meeting after employees expressed concern about their safety amid firing of engineer James Damore

FBI investigators allege an American operative pretended to sell printers online

(University of Vienna) In quantum mechanics particles can behave as waves and take many paths through an experiment. It requires only combinations of pairs of paths, rather than three or more, to determine the probabilit...

Are you looking to make the jump the 4K with an Ultra HD TV? It doesn't have to cost a fortune: Take the plunge and save some money with the 55-inch Sceptre 4K TV, now just $310 from Walmart for a limited time. The post ...

Samsung is increasingly rolling out a series of experience ‘stores’ it calls Galaxy Studios, making it easy for consumers to play with Samsung gadgets in a way that isn’t necessarily possible at ordinary retail sto...

Photographer Bill Frakes, whose career has included shooting for the likes of Sports Illustrated and Coca-Cola, has been removed from his position as visiting professor at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. The decisi...

As far as we're concerned, the best way to celebrate the beginning of another weekend is with a fresh selection of paid apps gone free. That's exactly what we've got here today -- 8 to be exact -- but if that's somehow n...

A recent implementation of the EternalBlue exploit behind the WannaCry outbreak targets travelers in Europe and the Middle East.

A new satellite has been able to transmit 'unbreakable' code in an effort to build 'hack-proof' communications, according to Chinese state media.

That satellite, Hellas-Sat-4/SaudiGeoSat-1, incorporates improved power, propulsion and electronics systems and advanced manufacturing techniques to reduce costs. The spacecraft will now go into final assembly and testin...

In Miami, it's no secret that sunny day flooding is occurring more often, nor that rising sea levels and climate change are to blame. But, as is often the case when you drill down into the inner workings of our planet, t...

A week ago, nobody knew who James Damore was. Being an engineer at Google might be a solid gig, but it doesn't exactly come with a whole lot of exposure. A 10-page memo he wrote explaining his views on diversity in the w...

Toyota is teaming up with Intel, and an assortment of tech and automotive firms, to develop an ecosystem for connected cars. By sharing self-driving vehicle data, the companies aim to develop maps and improved driver ass...

You may have heard the term ‘MRE’ – otherwise known as “Meal, Ready-to-Eat” – bandied about in discussions related to the military or survivalists. Now, it looks like Amazon is exploring ways to produce its o...

A startup based in Berlin is planning to build the first telecommunications structure on the surface of the moon. The startup and its partners aim to explore the landing site of the Apollo 17 mission.

Beats Java, at least.

If you get the angle just right...it makes a river look like it's on fire.

Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory have developed a less expensive and more efficient way of controlling x-ray beams used to study the intricate details of batteries, sola...