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Every company at CES is incentivized to oversell their latest products but the invitations from Imalac promised something that was "groundbreaking," "the craziest thing you will see at CES this year" and "part of CES his...

Canonical, Ubuntu's parent company, is private, but it does share some of its financial results. Here's what they tell us about this leading Linux company.

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The punch-hole for the camera makes the Nokia 8.1 Plus look much more premium than the notch did.

Purdue University researchers in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering are developing integrative language and vision software that may enable an autonomous robot to interact with people in different environm...

Mobvoi announced its TicWatch E2 and S2 smartwatches at CES today, the first of its Wear OS watches to receive a range of features called TicMotion. The company says its watches will be able to detect motions and gesture...

An asteroid-circling spacecraft has captured a cool snapshot of home.

Scientists seeking to bring the fusion reaction that powers the sun and stars to Earth must keep the superhot plasma free from disruptions. Now researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physic...

For the second time in less than a month a drone has shutdown an airport, here's why they wreak so much havoc and what would happen if one hit a plane

The China National Space Administration (CNSA) accomplished a historic feat last week (Thurs. Jan. 3rd) by landing a robotic mission on the "dark side" of the moon. Known as the Chang'e-4 mission, this lander-rover combi...

(University of Toronto) Two-thirds of stroke survivors are in complete mental health despite the impact of their stroke, according to a large, nationally representative Canadian study conducted by researchers at the Univ...

(Wiley) Pregnant women with influenza are more likely to experience complications, but how this affects infants is unclear. A new Birth Defects Research study uncovers the potential risks to infants.

(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) The findings, reported in the journal Science, are the first demonstration of a tidal disruption flare being used to estimate a black hole's spin.

With signs that the New York trial of notorious Mexican drug lord and alleged mass murderer Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán is entering its end phase, prosecutors on Tuesday played copies of what they said were audio recordi...

LAS VEGAS – Kwikset is showing three new smart locks, the Aura using Bluetooth, and their first Wi-Fi product, the Halo.

Twitter wants to completely redesign the way conversations look on its platform. During an event at CES on Wednesday, the company detailed new features that could drastically change the way people share and talk to one a...

Boeing has taken the wraps of its latest Transonic Truss-Braced Wing, a new configuration that the company says offers an unprecedented efficiency at Mach 0.80 speeds during flight. The new design paves the way for faste...

Between mobile phones and handheld consoles from the Game Boy to the Nintendo Switch, most of us have played games on small screens. Heck, I've featured incredibly small games on this site before. But Lilli, by Eric V. B...

When companies limit the remote work options that they know will benefit the organization, security concerns are often to blame.

Researchers report inorganic phosphate, an additive and preservative used in up to 70% of foods in the common American diet, may reduce the desire and ability to exercise.

With macOS Server deprecating most of its services, businesses can rely on open and closed source alternatives for business continuity.

A startling new study is shedding new light on how much energy has been put into the Earth's oceans over the past 150 years - the equivalent of an atomic bomb explosion once per second for 150 years.