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Since it's been a year since Rosetta landed on the comet it orbited for a couple of years, you'd think the ESA had already decoded everything the vessel sent back before its demise. Apparently, the probe has one last sur...

It is one of the top 10 deadliest diseases in the United States, and it cannot be cured or prevented. But new studies are finding ways to diagnose Alzheimer's disease in its earliest stages, while some of the latest rese...

OnePlus might skip the OnePlus 5T in favor of the 6-inch edge-to-edge OnePlus 6, according to rumors. Here's everything you need to know, including the design, specs, release date, and pricing. The post OnePlus 6: News a...

Tesla eyes an expansion into storm-ravaged islands of the Caribbean – and it could become a key player in shaping grids of the future.        

Despite being the subject of a lot of jokes, Microsoft's Edge browser is used by thousands of people, but Extension support lags behind what is found in Chrome's web store leaving users with yet another reason to abandon...

The FBI doesn't have to identify the company it contracted to unlock an iPhone used by one of the shooters in the 2015 California terror attack that killed 14 people, a federal judge ruled on Saturday (via Politico). Thr...

In a new study, researchers compared lava tubes on Earth, the Moon, and Mars, using hi-resolution satellite data, and determined that these openings could provide space for homes, streets, and even communities. The post ...

The gene editing technology could eventually herald the next frontier in fertility treatment.

If you've splurged on a monstrous Ryzen Threadripper processor, you can now put its ludicrous 64 PCIe lanes to use supercharging your already-supercharged storage--or making sure your data won't disappear with a hardware...

Uber says the decision to leave wasn't connected with recent events.

Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have detected the faint molecular fingerprint of methyl chloride - a chemical commonly produced by industrial and biological processes here on Ear...

"I've got some looks from cops but they just kind of nod at me."

A team of Irish scientists has discovered that applying pressure to a protein found in egg whites and tears can generate electricity. The researchers from the Bernal Institute, University of Limerick (UL), Ireland, obser...

Netgear published more than 50 security advisories in the past two weeks to inform customers about the availability of patches for vulnerabilities affecting many of the company's routers, switches, network-attached stora...

(Tokyo Institute of Technology) Researchers from Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) have discovered superconductivity in thin films of titanium oxide (Ti4O7) and gamma-phase trititanium pentoxide (γ-Ti3O5). The ...

Submerged electric eels lose current to water, so they apparently leap into the air to minimize their contact with water and maximize their shock value. --

What do you do during the FEMA waiting game? Turn to crowdfunding, hurricane victims say.        

The weekend I moved to San Francisco, I decided to celebrate finally moving all my stuff with a last-minute drive up to Russian River Brewing in Santa Rosa. The brewery makes one of my favorite IPAs, which is hard to fin...

Oracle is far behind in the cloud and chairman Larry Ellison knows it, so he takes whatever opportunity he can to take a swipe at market leader AWS. Last night’s Oracle OpenWorld keynote was no exception. When Ellison ...

Recently discovered phenomenon could provide a way to bypass the limits to Moore's Law.

Tech giant says it is digging for evidence of Russia meddling in the 2016 presidential election.        

I find it remarkable when people write with judgment, with venom. Joshua Topolsky's "Apple is really bad at design" post is full of both. Some thoughts on his