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Prevent Biometrics has developed a mouth guard able to pair with a mobile app, to inform players of head trauma received during games. It can even alert coaches when a player has suffered a concussion.

The Brazilian government is using satellite technology and aerial imagery to monitor and help protect isolated Amazonian tribes.

In just the nick of time, Apple managed to roll out its new AirPods last week following a nearly two-month delay.

A seven-year-old girl who has been tweeting about life amid the devastation of eastern Aleppo has been safely evacuated from the city.

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Germany's Justice Minister Heiko Maas insisted that German judges and state prosecutors ought to lay down the law on fake news spread via social media networks (like Facebook), and that it needed to happen immediately.

Amy Cook was recently cleaning out her attic in Lubbock, Texas, when she came across her husband's scuba gear.

Finding hidden spyware, connecting with the grand kids, and more of your tech questions answered.

The device that once looked like science fiction is now a staple of American homes.

More than anything, I'm still shocked that Nintendo nailed mobile gaming on its first try.

The service is scrapping proposed updates that authorized employee access to user content.

From Apple to Microsoft, here are laptops worth a look this year.

The latest data breach to hit Yahoo could prompt users to switch to a different email service.

The footage is from a whale watching trip in California.

With 4K UHD TV prices at all-time lows, more of us now either own, or intend to get, a 4K set in the near future.

Facebook has announced its plan to tackle fake news by harnessing fact checking and, potentially, making disputed stories appear lower in users’ News Feeds.

Sony’s “The Last Guardian” holds the suspense of a deep story.

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If you held one of the billion Yahoo accounts that were compromised in a 2013 data breach, we're sorry.