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Researchers have created a miniature version of supernova shock waves in a lab here on Earth to solve a long-standing cosmic mystery.

With Father's Day around the corner, Fitbit has discounted the Charge 4. The fitness wearable is currently $129.95, down from its usual $149.95 price. You can also get the Charge 4 for the same price at Amazon and Best B...

Coronavirus cases are rising sharply in South America, made worse by inequality, economic instability and the actions of Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro

The covid-19 pandemic has many of us working and learning from home, which means access to fast internet is more important than ever. Unfortunately, despite being the richest country in the world, the U.S. has fallen out...

While we're still waiting on a new coronavirus stimulus check update, since no legislation has finished making its way through both houses of Congress, we can make a few guesses at this point at how Americans might be im...

Grubhub is nearing a deal to combine with Just Eat Takeaway.com, as Grubhub prepares to turn its back on weeks of negotiations with Uber.

Applications are now open for the nanodegree program, which will help Udacity train developers on the Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure.

Google’s Pixel phones are without a doubt some of the most popular Android phones out there but, as many OEMs have learned the hard way, popularity doesn’t exactly translate into sales. There are definitely concerns ...

The Hubble Space Telescope has delivered another outstanding image. This one is of NGC 6441, a massive globular cluster in the constellation Scorpius. It’s one of the most massive ones in the Milky Way, and the stars i...

NASA's Odyssey orbiter captured stunning new infrared images of the bizarre Martian moon Phobos. Scientists have debated the origins of Phobos, and some believe it is either a chunk of Mars that was knocked off during an...

It’s no secret that Americans tend to eat a high-salt diet, something health officials have been encouraging the public to change in light of the associated health risks. Though eating large amounts of sodium is best k...

Big Blue has reportedly told customers it is investigating the issue.

Dr. Anthony in a new interview describes the COVID-19 pandemic as his "worst nightmare" come to life, but he adds that there's hope on the horizon thanks to progress on a coronavirus vaccine. He also explains why everyon...

Addressing climate change will require massive investments in everything from shoring up dams that aren't ready for future rainstorms to wind farms and workers. It's a huge shift that will require reorienting the economy...

Google is making noise this week--or should we say it's making no noise--with its rollout of a new feature for its video-conferencing app Meet.

Customization and accessibility features are set to land in Chrome OS over the coming months. What you need to know Chrome OS is set to get an ambient mode as Google adds weather and clock support to new builds of the op...

Explore, craft, build, scan and mine across the stars with all your friends. What you need to know No Man's Sky first released in 2016 on PS4 and PC. Since then, it's come to Xbox One and has received numerous content up...

VMware this week informed customers that it has patched a high-severity information disclosure vulnerability affecting its Workstation, Fusion and vSphere virtualization products.

Don't expect to find Gone With the Wind on HBO Max for a little while. The streaming service has temporarily pulled the 1939 movie from its catalog to address the racism in the movie. It'll come back with a "discussion" ...

A surge in online ordering overwhelmed Thrive Market, one of a host of retailers trying to compete against the Amazon retail juggernaut. "It felt like a pick-your-poison moment," said co-founder and CEO Nick Green.

Positive Technologies analysts less than positive about GTP Long-standing vulnerabilities in older wireless broadband standards will continue to dog new 5G networks, despite efforts to improve network security, a new rep...

Their fleets grounded for months owing to the coronavirus, airlines have sought with varying degrees of success state assistance to avoid going under altogether.