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Looking at buying Samsung's new folding phone? Read this first.

Google wants to clear things up for Huawei device users: Google's apps and services cannot be preloaded on new Huawei devices and are not available due to U.S. government restrictions. If users try to download Google app...

For the first time using this new technique, astronomers have identified an Earth-size planet by observing telltale solar flares.

TL;DR: As of Feb. 23, you can take 15% off a super-cool 5-in-1 FamilyCharger, dropping the price to $63.75. A charging station always sounds like a great idea and certainly looks lovely in those perfectly-staged Ikea pho...

Transfer your data with lightspeed when you use the Seagate Barracuda Fast Portable SSD. This portable solid-state drive comes in 500 gigabyte, one terabyte, and two terabyte sizes. That should pretty much take care of a...

The Tesla Cybertruck is many things: striking, polarizing, massive, and, as of Feb. 22, 2020, we can add esports chauffeur to the list.  The as-of-yet-unreleased electric SUV seemingly made a rare appearance at a Dota 2...

The planet is 27 times closer to its star than Mercury is to the sun, and is close to being torn apart.

The Internet of Things has found its way into various industries: automotive, agriculture, green energy. One of the areas that IoT is about to conquer is the oil and gas world. Today, companies hire plant managers, machi...

Penicillin, one of the greatest discoveries in the history of medicine, was a product of chance. After returning from summer vacation in September 1928, bacteriologist Alexander Fleming found a colony of bacteria he'd le...

There I was, just trying to work out at the gym. Suddenly, yet another AirPod controversy. This one beggared belief.

Too cold or hot at the office? This wearable tricks your brain into thinking your body is at a comfortable temperature.

NASA is asking the public to submit sensor design concepts as part of its new ‘Exploring Hell: Avoiding Obstacles on a Clockwork Rover’ challenge. The sensor would be designed to help a rover avoid obstacles that it ...

That old adage has since kept countless children on the pool deck, watching forlornly as their friends splash around. But according to science, swimmers have nothing to worry about.

Changing a single word can alter the way an AI program judges a job applicant or assesses a medical claim.

Be generous, but also be safe.

U.S. satellite broadband provider Hughes Network Systems may have to shut its Indian operations due to unpaid levies owed to the government, which could put thousands of banking services at risk, a company letter seen by...

Porsche just unveiled what might be your dream EV charging park -- if you happen to be swinging through eastern Germany, anyway. The automaker has opened Europe's most powerful fast-charging park in Leipzig, giving visit...

Daredevil "Mad Mike" Hughes died Saturday (Feb. 22) during his latest attempt to launch into the sky on a homemade rocket powered by steam.

Matt Shoulders hopes to shed light on diseases linked to flawed protein folding.

(European Society of Cardiology) Different types of food are linked to risks of different types of stroke, according to the largest study to investigate this, published in the European Heart Journal. The study of more th...

Tech giants and sports organizations aren't the only ones wrestling with high-profile Twitter account hijacks. An intruder compromised the account of well-known streamer Ninja (aka Tyler Blevins) in mid-day on February 2...

The use of AI to discover medicine appears to be paying off. MIT scientists have revealed that their AI discovered an antibiotic compound, halicin (named after 2001's HAL 9000), that can not only kill many forms of resis...