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Recent rumors suggest Apple is planning to remove longtime partner Qualcomm from its iPhone supply chain in favor of industry rival Intel, but according to a new report the switch will not be completed in full this year.

Graphics card manufacturers may be forced to offer deep discounts due to a sudden lack of demand from cryptocurrency mining farm operators and channel distributors. Demand took a nosedive in April and could remain stagna...

Dutch police have seized revenge porn site Anon-IB, Motherboard reports. The site currently redirects to a Dutch police force website with an image stating, "Cybercrime teams from the Dutch police have seized the Anon-IB...

Samsung Electronics profit exceeds expectations on record quarterly memory chip profit

Google is joining the water gun movement, replacing bullets with liquid as part of the gun emoji debate. Nathan Rousseau Smith shows us.        

A new study reveals viruses can disable the production of Foxj1, causing ependymal cells to lose their structure, sparking hydrocephalus.

This coming Tuesday, Apple will post its earnings report for the March quarter and, per usual, all eyes will be laser-focused on how many iPhones Apple managed to sell. While the March quarter for Apple is typically unev...

Two distinct clouds of ultracold atoms have been entangled for the first time, which could help us figure out where quantum effects begin and end

HDMI ARC is one of the coolest TV features at your disposal. But if you're like most folks, you have no idea how it works, if you even know what it is at all. Here's our explanation of what HDMI ARC is, and how it can ma...

SMBs and startups don't have the same resources to spend on cybersecurity as an enterprise, but that doesn't mean they should skimp on a cyberdefense plan altogether.

Europe's newest Earth-observation satellite has taken flight.

In even the most fuel-efficient cars, about 60 percent of the total energy of gasoline is lost through heat in the exhaust pipe and radiator. To combat this, researchers are developing new thermoelectic materials that ca...

Tesla's Autopilot chief has left the building. The automaker hired veteran chipmaker Jim Keller from AMD back in 2016 before it announced that it's working on its own AI chip. Keller worked for Apple before AMD and was a...

Q&A: Ex-NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan, who'll be the first woman to run the National Air and Space Museum, also discusses rockets, Mars and discrimination.

Nearly half of parents think regulating kid screen time is a constant battle. Parental controls aren't universally available. Apple can do more.        

Snap took a leap of faith on Thursday and launched the second-generation Spectacles to the public. The company behind Snapchat managed to drum up plenty of excitement for its hands-free camera when vending machines for t...

Among enterprise organizations that allow employees to choose their equipment of choice, Apple is becoming an increasingly popular choice, according to new survey information shared this morning by Apple IT management pl...

We study exploding stars in our quest to make reliable fusion energy a reality, but chances are we've been thinking about supernovae wrong.

A German company has developed a robot that can speed up scaffolding assembly The post New robot can help construct scaffolding appeared first on Springwise.

Snapchat, fresh off a redesign that managed to piss off just about the entirety of its user base, is reportedly getting ready to introduce a new feature that no one (except its stockholders) has been asking for: unskippa...

A study by Chinese geologists shows the mountain where North Korea has conducted five successive nuclear bomb tests has collapsed

The Internet can be a scary place even for grownups who (at least should) know better. Imagine how even more dangerous it could be for young ones. As the biggest video source on the Internet, YouTube creates a dedicated ...