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Hyundai calls the Veloster N its "reverse halo" car. Unlike a typical halo model, which pushes the limits of a brand's performance, price, and styling, the Veloster N is made to be attainable. The post 2019 Hyundai Velos...

An exploit was released for a flaw existing in a process in CPUs called Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT).

Blizzcon just happened last week and, unsurprisingly, much of the focus was on the company's biggest money-maker, Overwatch. And there was also that mobile Diablo game announcement that isn't sitting too well with some D...

If there is a God and he is indeed omniscient, it is also true that he foresaw the human race's ability to create a great many things that would change the world, improve the overall quality of life here on Earth, and ma...

Tesla vehicles made in China will reportedly only be sold to local consumers.

Through a novel marrying of different tools, Kamerka can take an address, landmark, or coordinates and display exposed internet connected cameras on a map.

(Ohio University) A study proposed to better help military personnel fully recovery from knee injuries has been awarded a research grant of $750,000 from the United States Department of Defense.

Catfishing is a scam targeting people who look for love online. Victims in the U.S. and Canada say they lost nearly a billion dollars over the last three years. CBS News correspondent Meg Oliver tracked down victims on b...

Drones can already be effective search and rescue tools, but not in densely-packed forests where the tree cover might block GPS signals. Thankfully, MIT has a clever solution: use the same technology that guides self-dri...

Georgia's secretary of state is also its GOP gubernatorial candidate. And he just claimed that Democrats committed "cyber crimes."

ComScore calls the galactically brilliant deal "one of the smartest acquisitions in history."

At the "Oscars of Science," attendees ranged from Mark Zuckerberg to Marissa Mayer, and from Rachel McAdams to Orlando Bloom.

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Learn how to harness this powerful new energy. Ingress Prime is launching today. It's the next evolution of the trailblazing geolocation game that was eventually responsible for the craze that is Pokémon Go. Returning I...

A new study quantifies for the first time how quickly rapid advancements in genomics may benefit patients. The research includes a five-year review of more than 300 epilepsy cases that showed about a third of children ha...

There are a few times of the year where TV deals are truly worth it. The first is around the Super Bowl (of course), while the second is during the lead up to Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Good news: Walmart has deliver...

News Intel's Hyper-Threading technology was in the news recently and it was all about the spotting of an attack vulnerability aimed at CPUs called PortSmash. It can steal decryption keys... Contributed Author: Nancy Owan...

One of the most bizarre pieces of space news that keeps popping up this year is the story of Oumuamua, a cigar-shaped object that sped through our Solar System so fast that scientists barely had time to glimpse it before...

Can't wait until next monthto see the Boring Company's rapid-transit tunnel under Los Angeles? Elon Musk has you covered.        

NASA may have ruled that Oumuamua, the first interstellar object ever spotted in our system is a "metallic or rocky object" approximately 400 meters in length and 40 meters wide, but a new study from the Harvard Smithson...

Google has made a particular machine learning technique open-source. It’s called Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT), used for natural language processing (NLP). With this release, anyone in ...

A mouse study suggests most neurons in the intestines die every two weeks. An imbalance in the number of neurons could lead to gut diseases or even Parkinson's