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Put a Type-1 image sensor in a phone and things are bound to get interesting, especially when Leica is involved. So, what's next for the company's presence in the mobile space?

A recently released set of topography maps provides new evidence for an ancient northern ocean on Mars. The maps offer the strongest case yet that the planet once experienced sea-level rise consistent with an extended wa...

I didn't even realize fungi could do this!

In mice, disruption of the growth hormone receptor gene in fat cells improved insulin sensitivity in advanced age and increased lifespan.

AI image generators have exploded in popularity in recent months leading to a dizzying array of head scratching, data-crunching artworks from astronauts riding horses in space and illustrated raccoons playing tennis to m...

A now-patched security flaw in Apple's iOS and macOS operating systems could have potentially enabled apps with Bluetooth access to eavesdrop on conversations with Siri. Apple said "an app may be able to record audio usi...

Pressure chamber therapy significantly improved social skills and reduced inflammation in animal models of autism.

There’s still a raging debate in some circles as to whether Pluto should be a planet or not. Ask an astronomer, and their typical answer would be something like – if Pluto is a planet, then there are plenty of other ...

A pandemic-era rise in early puberty may help physicians to better understand its causes.

Snapchat is giving users more advanced video editing tools by rolling out a new feature called Director Mode.

It's hard to keep track of the many ways malware can infect your devices, but "typosquatting" is one of the sneakiest. As the name implies, hackers create websites, download links, and other legit-looking but malicious U...

SpaceX is making final preparations for the fourth launch of its Falcon Heavy vehicle, the most powerful rocket in use today.

A Pixel Watch 2 seems inevitable. Whenever Google decides to make one, here's what it absolutely must do to move the device forward.

The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP, is in the midst of a wide-ranging science campaign that will see the facility bounce signals off the moon and Jupiter.

Uranus is a strange world, knocked on its side and with a lopsided magnetic field. Its moons may be even stranger.

In a recent study accepted to the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, an international team of researchers led by Texas A&M University investigate how the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) can detect a var...

Boeing announced Oct. 26 it will take yet another charge against earnings because of delays in the CST-100 Starliner commercial crew program, bringing the total losses recorded by the company to date on the program to ne...

But the South Korean tech giant said it expects its annual revenue this year to be its highest to date thanks to expanded sales across the board.

A couple of days ahead of a deadline to close his $44 billion deal to acquire Twitter, Elon Musk showed up at the company's HQ carrying, of all things, a sink.

A blood moon is coming on Nov. 8. 'Tis the season for heavenly bodies to blush.

Apple has reportedly been working on its own virtual universe as the company also has plans to introduce a new mixed reality headset. And, following a statement from Mark Zuckerberg saying that the metaverse should be "o...

SAS Institute says the integration of its Viya platform with the software toolkit released by Monetary Authority of Singapore, aims to help financial institutions struggling to put into practice core principles governing...