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Upcoming gravitational-wave observatories both on Earth and in space could soon help solve some of the greatest mysteries in science.

Astronauts on the International Space Station will begin testing an innovative algae-powered bioreactor to assess its feasibility for future long-duration space missions.

The future of the practice may live online.

A bill proposed by U.S. Republican Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri would prohibit game developers from selling loot boxes in Mac, iPhone, and iPad games played by people under 18.

Headlines warn that our soil is becoming so degraded that we are heading for an agricultural Armageddon. Can that be right? James Wong investigates

We've all been there -- an app is asking for permission to access your SMS history, and you're extremely suspicious as to why. Google wants to put an end to permission anxiety and is introducing new controls in Android Q...

Apple is being honored as a winner in the 25th Display Industry Awards, receiving the accolade of "Display of the Year" for the LTPO OLED screen used in the Apple Watch Series 4, as one of three winners for pushing the d...

Apple CEO Tim Cook today visited the Mall at Millenia Apple Store in Orlando, Florida, where he met up with 16-year-old Liam Rosenfeld, one of the WWDC scholars who will be attending Apple's Worldwide Developers Conferen...

A prolific inventor and jet-engine designer, Wilson was passionate about recumbent bicycles and was an early advocate for a carbon fee.

This week's Spider-Man: Far From Home trailer dropped some pretty major curveballs about how it's going to deal with Peter Parker's post-Endgame life--one of which was an allusion to the young hero's first step into a mu...

Microsoft's digital assistant has had a tough time recently. After starting off life on Windows Phone, Cortana appeared on Windows 10 PCs and looked set to launch on a range of smart speakers, fridges, toasters, thermost...

The massively popular battle royale title "Apex Legends" could soon land on iPhone, according to the game's publisher Electronic Arts.

In some cases, radio frequency signals may be more useful for caregivers than cameras or other data-collection methods.

Who watches the Watchmen? Well, it looks like we all will be soon.

Following a leak last week claiming the lens would soon be announced, the Voigtlander Nokton Classic 35mm F1.4 II wide-angle prime lens with single coating and multi-coating options has been announced. The updated model ...

Web Smith's recent experience at his local Apple store in the suburbs of Columbus, Ohio, has been an exercise in frustration. There was the time he visited the Easton Town Center location to buy a laptop for his 11-year-...

Google's Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL were only just announced Tuesday at the company's I/O developer conference, but you can already get the affordable versions of the premium Pixel 3 phones at a discount. We scoured the we...

On this episode of DT Live, we discuss the Google I/O conference, the Lyft and Uber strike, Amazon's New York Go store, Germany's electric delivery truck highway, Japan's successful rocket launch, and more. The post Digi...

A Google spokesperson reiterated the company's stance that no retaliation occurred.

Intel's 5G vision for PCs is coming closer to fruition. Intel announced Project Athena labs will open in three cities across the world to certify components to build advanced laptops with long battery life and 5G connect...

Over half a dozen people are suing Conagra after sustaining injuries allegedly resulting from exploding cans of cooking spray. According to USA Today, the injuries are pretty serious--in addition to burns, one person was...

Caregivers need only 'get it right' 50 percent of the time when responding to babies' need for attachment to have a positive impact on a baby, new research finds.