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The Nobel Prizes in Science are among the greatest awards a scientist can get. The 2017 winners helped unravel gravitational waves, circadian rhythms, and biological molecules. The post Here are the names and achievement...

Citizens in southwestern China who were out and about on Wednesday evening were treated to a spectacular celestial light show thanks to a massive meteor that lit up the sky. Many in the region were celebrating the Mid-Au...

Hackers working for the Russian government were able to steal classified documents from the NSA after a contractor placed the files on his home computer, which was running Kaspersky Lab antivirus software. Did the securi...

Closing up wounds typically calls for sutures or staples, but neither are able to create a complete seal. And when it comes to internal injuries that are harder to get to and wounds on organs that move a significant amou...

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A Florida man has been arrested for running a parody Twitter account impersonating a Miami Beach Police Department spokesperson--a story we've already seen play out with two similar cases over the past few years.

Want to turn on your Hue lights or set your thermostat? Thanks to a new update, Cortana can now help with all of those things provided, of course, you use the correct smart home devices. The post Cortana Notebook can now...

The Fire Phone is widely regarded as one of Amazon’s biggest misfires — and rightfully so. After debuting in the top spot of the company’s retail charts, things quickly spun out of control. It’s more than enough ...

There might come a time when you can order prescription meds with household items and groceries from Amazon. According to CNBC, the e-retail giant is thinking of breaking into the pharmacy business, and it will have to d...

Big Tech has big plans to help reconnect Puerto Rico

Some of you are familiar with the "Family Reunion" scam email that floated around a couple of years ago. Well, I recently received an email and after some digging, I wasn't the only one to have received it. Many other ph...

Self-driving cars are becoming increasingly common with both major automobile makers and Silicone Valley giants getting them ready for primetime. Despite these advancements, these cars aren't truly autonomous. Here's how...

Been enjoying your reasonably-priced home internet connection recently? Don't get too comfortable. US cable companies, led by Comcast, are all set to start increasing broadband prices dramatically, with price hikes of do...

Ignore the exhaust tips on the back. Those are just to throw off casual onlookers. According to our friends at Autoblog, there’s a good chance this is the electric car Porsche hopes to throw down against Tesla. Called ...

After the iPhone X, iPhone 8 and ARKit launches, it’s clearer than ever that Apple owns the four waves of augmented reality. But Google’s launch of ARCore has the startup CEOs, corporates and VCs Digi-Capital works w...

Up the ante in your smart home with the Brunt Engine Smart Blind Motor. This unique device turns your unsmart systems into ultra intelligent and automated devices. The Brunt Engine attaches to the cable on your manual bl...

The one-time 'MythBusters' host has some ideas about just how transcendental science fiction can be.

I sat on the subway, gently petting my denim jacket to skip songs on Spotify, wondering--is this the future? To which I say, I really hope a dongle in my jacket isn't the future. It's certainly not the one we were promis...

With its iPhone X debut and the introduction of Face ID, Apple has now tilted interest in the mobile industry away from under-display fingerprint recognition towards camera-based 3D sensing technologies as the ideal user...

We made the pilgrimage to Daiba in Tokyo, Japan to check out the new, 1:1-scale Gundam, and it's a remarkable thing.

Volcanic activity in standing water could have provided conditions for early life.

You don't have to lie when talking to your kids about SpaceX's "BFR" Mars-colonizing architecture.