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Snap, the company behind Snapchat, has announced its third fiscal quarter results, revealing details about its app as it existed throughout the past quarter — both goods and bad things. On the upside, Snap says that Sn...

Researchers at the University of Sydney have applied quantum techniques to understanding the electrolysis of water, which is the application of an electric current to H2O to produce the constituent elements hydrogen and ...

The iPhone X (10) is now out in the wild and reviewers everywhere are getting their hands on Apple's latest and greatest hardware. One of the iPhone X's top features is the improvements to the camera as well as updates t...

Wallets are frozen while Parity works on a solution.

Hate cleaning the toilet but not willing to hire a maid? Enter SpinX, a robotic toilet scrubber that does the nasty work for you. No, it’s not a literal standing, scrubbing robot, but rather an attachment that stays af...

The renowed physicist tells a Beijing gathering that overcrowding and increased energy consumption could doom Earth.

Facebook is testing a new method to combat revenge porn in Australia, the Australia Broadcasting Corporation reports. The strategy entails uploading your nude photos or videos to Messenger in order to help Facebook tag i...

Even if you have only cursory knowledge of the planets in our Solar System, you know that Earth is on the smaller end of the spectrum in terms of mass. Mercury and Mars are even smaller, but Saturn and the mighty Jupiter...

The Common Ground Station 2.0 already is retrieving satellite data from a new ground station at McMurdo Station, Antarctica, in addition to the ground station in Svalbard, Norway, that NASA and NOAA relied on in the firs...

A lot of companies think that AR and VR are the technologies of the future, and now Apple has been prompted to ramp up the development on an AR headset of its own. Though we may not see the headset for another couple of ...

(Reuters) - AT&T Inc said on Wednesday it was uncertain when its deal to buy Time Warner Inc would be completed as the network carrier continues antitrust discussions with the U.S. Department of Justice.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's office says the Turkish leader has met with Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk in Ankara

It isn't often that a game like Super Mario Odyssey comes along. I mean this both literally and figuratively. Even since Nintendo started the 3D Mario series with 1996's Super Mario 64, we've received precisely three oth...

What if a mystery TV series let you decide to follow one character’s story to the end, or jump between characters as the action unfolds? That’s the idea behind Mosaic, a 3-year, $20 million project by the acclaimed d...

His latest project is a monumental effort designed to keep you glued to your phone.

Almost $300 million worth of cryptocurrency have been locked up in Ethereum multi-signature wallets after a bug was accidentally triggered by a self-confessed newbie to the cryptocurrency scene. The post Ethereum bug loc...

I liked Twitter better when everyone got 140 characters. That's the whole point of Twitter: brevity, concision, a strong editorial hand on the tiller. So I was not at all pleased to see the company's announcement that al...

German bureaucrats _ notorious for their ability to create lengthy tongue twisters consisting of one single word _ are celebrating the doubling of Twitter's character limit

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol): is it an information service or a telecommunications service? This is the question that sits at the heart of an ongoing dispute between the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and...

Richard "Dick" Gordon, an Apollo-era NASA astronaut who became the fourth American to walk in space and one of 24 humans to fly to the moon, died Nov. 6, at age 88.

Proving identity is a routine part of modern daily life. Many people must show a driver's license to buy alcohol at a store, flash an ID card to security guards at work, enter passwords and passcodes to retrieve email an...

Last week, the podcast Reply All investigated the persistent rumor that Facebook records users' conversations and uses them to target ads. Facebook denied it, and co-host Alex Goldman was convinced. But for the second ha...