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Thanks to advanced IoT technology, we may soon live in an era where home-based 3D printers are as common as refrigerators. As long as you have the raw materials necessary, and an internet connection to find the design te...

Apple has started to pay off its $15.3 billion tax bill to Ireland, the country's Finance Minister has confirmed, transferring the first $1.76 billion payment to an escrow account.

One day in the future, a fleet of flying insects could monitor and survey crops or detect dangerous gas leaks or chemical spills. Engineers from the University of Washington have created a tiny flying robotic fly that ca...

Gates was speaking to a crowd about his two meetings with the US president, neither of which seemed to go too well.

Apps hosted in Google market for two months were spread over Facebook.

Allegedly a part of the Syrian Electronic Army, they're also accused of targeting news agencies and NGOs.

Like early claims about the energy-gobbling internet, experts find that assertion more than a little problematic.

Panel unanimously approves amendment upholding sanctions against the Chinese phone maker.

Where ever endangered orcas swim, they leave behind traces of their DNA that can reveal their passage to scientists as long as two hours later

U.S. officials have warned Russian hackers have targeted home and business routers and other devices. Kim Komando has tips on keeping intruders out.        

There might be a Google AR headset in development. Not like Google Glass, but like Microsoft's HoloLens.

In late 2016, the drill used by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity began to malfunction due to an apparent mechanical failure. This Saturday, NASA will test a new method that could restore the drill's critical jackhammering cap...

Happy Friday, Apple fans. We've got one last roundup for you to check out this week of the day's best paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free. There's something for everyone on today's list, including some great augme...

Engineers at the University of Washington used laser beams instead of wires to power RoboFly's first take-off. 

Elon Musk has finally revealed the literal rocks he wants to sell people.

Members of a NASA safety panel said May 17 they believed that a SpaceX approach for fueling its Falcon 9 rockets known as "load-and-go" could be used for future commercial crew missions. SpaceNews.com

Analyst Matt Kimball takes a look at IBM's recently announced partnership with Nutanix to deliver hyperconverged platforms.

Drones are coming to the battlefield faster than you think. Aurora Flight Sciences recently unveiled an autonomous, LiDAR equipped helicopter called AACUS, which was already an impressive feat, considering a helicopter's...

Thrown into the trash or even the recycling bin, lithium-ion batteries are causing fires at trash and recycling centers.        

Well-known British filmmaker Philip Bloom is angry at Google, accusing the Silicon Valley tech giant of using his work without permission or payment for an internal video that has since been leaked and published by major...

If you're not already familiar with the works of illustrator Maurits Cornelis Escher (better known as M.C. Escher) through jigsaw puzzles or poster sales at your local college, now's the time to experience the artist's r...

Well, not really, but at $4,600, Goldgenie's latest blinged-out iPhone is really for well-heeled royal-wedding fanatics.