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A ban on most electronics in the cabins of some U.S.-bound flights may be aimed at thwarting terrorist attacks, but it also raises questions about the safest place to stow devices with lithium-io...

Gizmodo calls his face "haunting," but to UK researchers, seeing the mug of the man known as Context 958 is nothing short of astounding.

Samsung unveiled Bixby, its own virtual assistant, designed to make using your phone easier.

You've reached the home stretch, Android fans.

Tech giant Intel is ratcheting up the March Madness for basketball fans, offering an expanded field of games in virtual reality for the men’s NCAA tournament.

A UK startup is developing an electric plane that it says will one day carry passengers between London and Paris.

All Ryzen desktop processors are suffering from the same problem, and owners are being asked to wait for BIOS updates to solve the issue.

Nepal isn't taking chances with Mount Everest's reputation. The country is testing GPS-tracking devices to stop fake summit claims. If the test is successful, climbers will have to carry the units, which can also assist in rescues.

Scientists at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands have developed a new process that enables them to 3D print a range of materials -- such as a form of graphene -- using bacteria.

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Tech company Zapier says San Francisco is a fantastic city—and it would like to encourage its employees to move far away from it.

Apple unveiled new products Tuesday, including a special limited edition red iPhone and a cheaper 9.7-inch iPad.

Never again will you have to wander a parking lot in search of your vehicle—or so Google hopes.

A company in the U.K. has developed clear traceable liquid that is harnessed in the battle against black market sales of Syrian antiquities.

Beijing’s Temple of Heaven park is using facial recognition software to bring its bathrooms into the 21st Century and thwart thieves with a penchant for swiping its toilet paper stash.

Google has apologized after ads appeared next to extremist content on the tech giant’s services, which prompted a recent revolt by advertisers.

President Trump took a swipe at Colin Kaepernick Monday, taking credit for the controversial NFL quarterback’s free-agent status.

Part of the planet’s original crust has been unearthed in Quebec, researchers Jonathan O'Neil and Richard Carlson announce in a study published in Science.

He was a mild-mannered physicist with a specialty analyzing dental fillings, toiling anonymously at the National Bureau of Standards.