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A decades-old camera found at a Portland, Ore. Goodwill store contained film with haunting images of the deadly 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens.

Cops have nabbed a Florida robbery suspect thanks to the "Find my iPad” feature on a stolen tablet.

Tipsy Robot is an upcoming Las Vegas cocktail lounge where you order your drinks via iPad, and then have them perfectly mixed by one of the two expert robots bartenders behind the bar.

Google Maps has released an image that contains a life-sized model of the iconic Millennium Falcon.

The personal details of nearly 200 million voters have been accidentally exposed in the largest U.S. leak of voter data, according to a security expert.

Astronomers using the powerful Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile have precisely measured the rotating fountains of gas flowing out from a massive newborn star , revealing the complex interplay between the star's magnetism and centrifugal forces.

With one daughter headed to college and another just a few years away, Ron Baslow, a single dad, was looking for ways to economize.

Cable providers are among the least-loved companies in Consumer Reports surveys.

Classic Triple PlayerYou want it all and don’t mind paying for it.

An Uber driver in Florida was fined for violating a county ordinance that requires ride-sharing drivers to be “able to communicate in the English language.”

As first reported by Ars Technica, there's a new hack whose proof of concept suggests that terrestrial radio signals could be used to take control of a large swath of Smart TV sets without having actual physical access to any one of them.

Google has announced a new effort to clamp down on terrorist content on its YouTube video sharing service.

Ten new planets outside our solar system that are likely the right size and temperature to potentially support life on them have been found by NASA’s planet-hunting telescope.

Criminals and illegal immigrants who get booked into jail along the southwest border will soon have one less way to hide their identity.

Atari's CEO has confirmed that the famous video game company has a new console in the works, its first in over 20 years

The CIA reportedly had the capability to hack into dozens of Wi-Fi router models, even if they were protected by usernames and strong passwords.

Who says cars are the only form of transportation that could benefit from being driverless? Certainly not engineers in France, who have high hopes for the future of their trains -- the hope is that they will be driverless.

For guys who game, researchers have good news and bad news.

Camera phones are changing the landscape of photography.Professionals are carrying them instead of hefty DSLRs, and indiefilmmakers are using them to shoot everything from music videosto feature-length dramas. With advanced features and tons of free editing software, they are becoming more sophisticated every year. Your smartphone may contain the lens of the future.

Q: The Supreme Court recently ruled on printer cartridges. What does this mean to us consumers?