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Snapchat recently leant its support to work by the University of California, Riverside, who have developed an algorithm that can root out fake news online. Here's how their tech works. The post Could Snap save the intern...

Ditch the DSLR and say "sayonara, smartphone" with these awesome compact cameras.

Connecting to a public Wi-Fi network can put you at risk. Here's how to minimize the damage.

NASA's $600 million Kepler space telescope, which is more or less running on thruster fuel fumes nearly a decade after its launch in 2009, woke up from a four-week hibernation phase on Thursday and is transmitting data b...

At San Diego Comic-Con last month, the USA Network went all out promoting their newest show, a series adaptation of the popular anarcho-dystopian Purge movie franchise, with a delightfully satirical "Purge City" activati...

Spyro is flying back onto our screens with a whole host of visual and gameplay enhancements. Here's everything you'll need to know about his return this September 10 years after the last Spyro game released we're finally...

Bangladesh authorities have shut down mobile internet across swathes of the country, officials and local media said Sunday, as the authorities try to quell massive student protests that have spiralled into violence.

Makers of all backgrounds can now learn how to create a Mars rover by working off of plans and instructions from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Open Source Rover project.

Some of the biggest tech product companies in the world might be struggling with constrained supplies of processor chips in the weeks to come. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the largest chip manufacturer ...

Air Mobility Commander Gen. Carlton Everhart is interested in the idea of moving supplies using space vehicles, and how that could transform military logistics.

We have learned that there could be life beneath Mars' surface and that it may be impossible to terraform its surface.

You thought a $1,000 iPhone was bad? It may be just the beginning.

Apple nearly went broke in 1997, but Steve Jobs got it back on track.

Don't be surprised if you soon see VR video from some of the darker corners of the ocean. Marine Imaging Technologies has launched a new camera, the Hydrus VR, that promises 360-degree 8K video (higher-resolution than ma...

There's still no good defense against drones attacks like the one that targeted Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro Saturday.

A new series of third-party Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers have hit the internet and they go out of their way to mimic the layout, style, and advertising of Nintendo's official offerings. The post Fake Pro Controllers f...

India might be the next country to insist that internet companies store users' data inside its borders. Reuters has learned that a government cloud policy panel wants locally-generated data (including info about Indians)...

iOS 12 has truly been a treasure trove of both heating up the rumor mill and strongly hinting at upcoming devices. Since last's September iPhone X unveiling, rumors have been swirling that a larger model, presumably the ...

When looking for potentially-habitable extra-solar planets, scientists are somewhat restricted by the fact that we know of only one planet where life exists (i.e. Earth). For this reason, scientists look for planets that...

Facebook's stricter ad policies may be creating further complications for legitimate campaigns. Strategists for Hispanic organizations have told the Washington Post that their political ads typically require "several day...

Nintendo's brawler game is getting some more characters.

Every once in a while you may encounter .bin and .cue files, or a cue/bin cue sheet, of a disk image, often when downloading old Mac software (or even DOS, Windows, Linux) for a retro machine, for an audio or video disc,...