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With a name that has been inspired from the legendary vocalist of Led Zeppelin, it's expected that Robert Planta will be a unique home decor item. To be true, it is! This ceramic and clay human figure plant pot will sure...

Batman fans can now be a bit more happy because of this cool and trendy Batman Logo Mirror. This super stylish mirror can truly be the centerpiece of your room. Like the superhero does, it will leave everything else behi...

BBC Future has an interesting overview on the efforts to get to space and how we might be on the verge of a sort of gold rush beyond Earth's boundaries.

Biomimicry, the field of science that takes direct R&D cues from nature's own solutions, has provided us with breakthrough materials, inspired developments in robotic locomotion and informed new medical techniques. We've...

Of course everyone knows what a Mellotron is (no, everyone doesn't), but allow us to briefly explain anyway. The Mellotron is a keyboard hooked up to analog tape -- press a key and the instrument plays a corresponding se...

Josh Cathcart is a nine-year-old boy who was born missing a portion of his right arm, something that resulted in bullying and made life harder for him. Those troubles have been greatly minimized thanks to a new bionic ar...

Did you buy an iPhone 6 Plus sometime between last September and this January? Do you notice that your shots taken with its back camera come out all blurry? Yeah, it's not just you. Turns out, a limited number of these p...

You must have come across tons of wall lamps before but the Sfera 36 Wall Lamp by Ceramic Calcaterra is somewhat different. This ceramic wall lamp is unique because it mimics the essential volumes of a sphere which has b...

Listening to music should not involve a mess of wires or a complicated hardware pairing process. This is why we created an elegant, easy-to-use speaker with some seriously fantastic technology hidden inside the vitro por...

You really shouldn't take selfies from a low angle -- it could lead to unflattering images that emphasize double chins, chubby cheeks and big nostrils. That is, unless you're the Curiosity rover, because it still looks g...

Internal documents released late Friday show that managers at the Environmental Protection Agency were aware of the potential for a catastrophic "blowout" at Gold King Mine, The Associated Press reports.

Motorola hasn't done the best job of keeping its Moto 360 follow-up a secret, and it doesn't look like that trend is about to reverse any time soon. Chicago-area observers on Google+ and Reddit have spotted Motorola empl...

It seems like cruel fate that some folks are naturally thin, while others have to work tirelessly to control their weight. But in the future, we may be able to level the playing field, because scientists have just discov...

We hope you weren't planning to use your Verizon-badged Galaxy S6 or Note 5 with Samsung Pay on September 28th... you might be disappointed. Big Red notes that it's still in the "process of evaluating" Samsung Pay while ...

Recently, SuperSkyScrapers held an interesting architectural competition in Mumbai, India: how do you tackle housing shortages in densely populated regions around the world? The competition was focused on one type of rep...

Phones sold between September of 2014 and January of 2015 are affected.

Converting a busy street in Times Square into vibrant pedestrian plazas is one of the most celebrated ideas in New York City's history--a bold urban move which has been mimicked around the world. Now New York's mayor and...

For those with iPads or any combo of devices, the convenience is worth the price.

A few years ago a Chinese fisherman from Hainan Province caught something totally unique: a torpedo-like device that was about three feet long and metallic. He took pictures of the contraption and called the authorities,...

When the new iOS 9 comes out this fall, Apple's iPhone Maps app will finally offer public-transit directions. At first, the feature will be available for just 10 cities worldwide. Except in China, that is, where it's lau...

Unless you were an audio engineer in the '60s, you've probably forgotten about the Mellotron, an archaic sampler that played back sounds stored on magnetic tape when you pressed a key on a keyboard.

The news that an explosion at high-tech federal science lab last month might have been caused by meth production quickly precipitated a string of Breaking Bad jokes. But as became clear at a U.S. District Court in Greenb...