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Imagine plugging a sensor into your smartphone that could check your food for pesticides— or even detect nerve gas.

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Root canals are always fun, right?

The probe may be related to the so-called fembots Avid used to impersonate real women.

Apple's been on a bit of a health kick ever since introducing its Apple Watch, and this fall's free iOS 10 update will expand the software's focus from always tracking your activity to what happens after you can no longer monitor your vitals.

Experts at cybersecurity specialist Check Point have issued an APB to all Android device users: the HummingBad malware problem is about to get worse.

Japan's first VR porn festival ended not with a bang but with a whimper. Attendees mobbed the exterior of the expo -- far too many in fact -- persuading the organizers to shut it down before even a fraction of them had entered.

Israel's Interior Minister has labelled Facebook a "monster" that is deterring terror investigations by not taking down extremist content from its platform. The damning allegations were made during a TV interview.

A man believed to be the first person in America to be killed while his car was driving itself may have been watching a Harry Potter movie at the time, Reuters reports.

"Databases containing obstacles and terrain data are used together with real-time data from sensors in order to substitute the lost visual cues in a degraded visual environment" project lead Franz Viertler told Digital Trends.

If you love tiny towns, now is your chance to own one.

Is there alien life out there? Now that it's finished building its FAST radio telescope -- the largest of its kind in the world -- China hopes to find out.

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When shooting in the great outdoors, especially during the summer months, skilled photographers don't just look at their subjects.

Here are seven clever settings that will make using your iPhone or iPad more enjoyable.

People know it is you calling when your caller ID pops up on their phone, but it doesn’t have to be like that. There are two ways to keep your identity secret while making a call: one is permanent; the other is temporary on a call-by-call basis.

Smartphone cameras are on a fast track to catch up to mainstream digicams.

Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks will use specially designed technology to integrate smartphones into the spectacular New York City display this year.

Streaming video services such as Amazon and Netflix are great, but the picture quality you receive is highly dependent on your broadband connection, how much traffic is running on the network, an...

Britain’s historic ‘Brexit’ vote to leave the European Union was so widely searched on Google that it surpassed the search term ‘porn’ last week.