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Commentary: Samsung finally closes the low-light photo gap.

Russia's space agency Roscosmos has a new plan to dock an uncrewed Soyuz space capsule at the International Space Station. Here's how it'll happen.

The B.R.U.T.E.'s rockets and mobility have been downgraded, as well as its ability to instantly harvest materials from destroyed structures.

Bioprinting holds great potential for repairing injuries, testing drugs or replacing whole organs, but it's currently limited in complexity, viability and speed -- you can't just create tissue on a whim. Soon, though, it...

You might not need exotic manufacturing techniques to produce custom-shaped objects. If Harvard scientists have their way, you could start with little more than a sheet and some math. They've created a math framework tha...

The Federal Aviation Administration really wants the public to stop attaching weapons and fireworks to drones. Officials with the agency published a statement about the matter last week, warning that operating weaponized...

Auroras offer a wonderful variety of colors and phantasmagoric shapes. A vertical panorama seems to reveal one of these epic moments, with the incredible shape of a bird flying with a running rabbit.

Enterprise networks across the world are at risk after hackers start exploiting three very popular products.

The Beddi Intelligent Alarm Clock contains over 10 great features to ease your morning. It's on offer today for just $23.

Japan's space agency JAXA has had a busy year, but that's par for the course when you're controlling an asteroid probe orbiting a distant space rock. the Hayabusa2 spacecraft has been hanging out around the asteroid know...

Andrew Finch was shot dead by police on Dec. 28, 2017. Officials hope a new system will prevent a similar death from ever happening again.  The 28-year-old man was simply minding his own business at his home in Wichita,...

We're a long way from the halcyon days of the early internet, when the promise of a decentralized digital communications network meant anyone could talk to anyone without appealing to the gatekeepers. Knowledge would be ...

Researchers have made incredible advancements in the detection and study of exoplanets in recent years, spotting literally thousands of new planets and learning tantalizing details about them. Scientists can often tell h...

Netflix is testing a human curated discovery feature on iOS called "Collections" that surfaces TV shows and movies the user might be interested to watch (via TechCrunch). Collections in Netflix for iOS Netflix says the c...

Cryptocurrencies are a religion as much as they are a technology. They almost have to be, given their adherents’ gargantuan ambition of fundamentally changing how the world works. This means they attract charlatans, lu...

Introduction With the release of every new tablet, photographers peer past their laptops and wonder: could this be the one that lightens my gear load without sacrificing performance? The appeal of a fast and light tablet...

We compiled a shortlist of five ways Linux has fundamentally changed our lives in honor of Linux's 28th anniversary.

An overactive world is hard to break away from.

If you treat your smartphone's battery right, you'll drive yourself a lot less crazy trying to find an outlet.

For years, scientists have been trying to solve a medical mystery: Why do people with diabetes have an increased risk of developing some forms of cancer? Today, researchers report a possible explanation for this double w...

Since the first states legalized recreational marijuana in 2012, several others have joined them, and cannabis-infused edibles, including gummy bears, cookies and chocolates, have flooded the market. But these sweet trea...