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NASA is has developed a new sense-and-avoid system that will let unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) fly routine operations. The technology is currently undergoing its third round of testing. The researchers will use live dat...

In a semi-anechoic chamber, 10 microphones arranged in a virtual hemisphere measured sound power levels. Binaural recording devices studied sound quality. UV paints and smoke were passed through the machines to identify ...

Everybody knows that futuristic robots are going to take our jobs. Jobs in food service , farm work , and perhaps most importantly, monarchy.

iPhone users can start associating files from Drive directly to Google Calendar events, thanks to the app playing catch up to its Android version. Those files can be documents, PDFs, work presentations and spreadsheets o...

When iOS 8 was unleashed on the general public, the size of the update -- 4.6 GB -- caused many users' iPhones to cower in fear and shame. In an attempt to avoid a repeat of the problem, iOS 9 will free up space by delet...

Your computer is leaking information. It's not from the usual suspects: WiFi, Bluetooth or ethernet, but from radio waves originating from your processor. Researchers at Tel Aviv University and Israel's Technion research...

Did you know Meerkat has a points system? Yup, it's been around since launch, and there's even a Leaderboard that shows streamers with the highest scores, similar to the ones you see in games. Since it was pretty easy to...

The days are long, and the shadows are longer. For this week's Shooting Challenge, be a kid again and photograph your (or someone's) shadow.

The days of light bulbs that can play music are upon us, and another option in the still sparse market has arisen: the Twist light bulb. Rather than using Bluetooth to connect to a mobile device, however, it can stream m...

Before long, you won't have to choose between charging your phone quickly and plunking it on a convenient wireless charger. The Wireless Power Consortium has rolled out a new version of the Qi standard that supports 15W ...

The inventor of the first cell phone thinks that someday we'll all have tiny computers implanted behind our ears instead of phones. He also thinks apps are terrible.

A video showing an NFC-clad sticker on a battery in a smartphone has gone viral today. This video suggests that this smartphone was using an NFC sticker to "record every photo of yours on your battery." What we're going ...

This very cheap french press will make better coffee than your cheap drip or lazy Keurig. Or maybe you already have a great pourover style automatic dripper or pourover setup or Aeropress and just want to add a French Pr...

Enjoy that ultimate comfort while resting on the pool with this Super-soft Fully Adjustable Pool Recliner. These are deluxe pool floats that are adjustable based on your body requirements and will not require inflating a...

It was created after several years of work by the Lepow Power Innovation Center with professional suggestions from industrial experts. The Lepow S+ technology reaches high standards for safety, smart, strong, and speedy....

Designed with a flexible rubber headrest, Posto forms to the curve of headphones creating a beautiful place to display them when not in use. Its universal design makes it ideal for headphones of all sizes, small and larg...

As if you needed another reason to do a clean install of WIndows with any new computer, Samsung's got you covered. It turns out that a piece of the bloatware from the OEM is apparently disabling Windows Update because it...

It is an incredible amount of work to forge a pair of fireplace tongs. Like, this blacksmith should be awarded with a medal that lets everyone know that they should pat him on the back. Like he should think about retirem...

It's that time of year again: The National Trust For Historic Preservation has published is annual list of of the most endangered places in the country. And as always, it's pretty damn depressing.

Even if you didn't see Interstellar, you've probably heard about how black holes have an "event horizon" -- and once you pass it, you're mashed into multi-dimensional mush. But now, some physicists believe we got it all ...

A group of teenage inventors have struck upon a clever (albeit still very conceptual) way to alert folks to the presence of various venereal diseases before the burning starts: fluorescing condoms that light up when they...

The creature you're about to see lived on Earth about 508 million years ago, and today we get to see its head for the first time. We get to see its head in the right place for the first time, to be more precise. Before n...