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Air Force and Army scientists are making progress in their effort to bring hypersonic weapons development to a new level of effectiveness by exploring ways to better manage “heat flow” during hypersonic flight. 

A team of engineers in Australia has cracked a problem that has stood for more than half a century.

When you buy tech, there always seems to be a big spread. You can pick up a $150 Chromebook or a $2,500 MacBook Pro. You can choose between $60 Cowin noise-canceling headphones or $400 ones from Bose.

As coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, Apple has updated its guidance around cleaning iPhones with disinfectant wipes.

The Pentagon announced three contracts to begin design work on mobile, small nuclear reactors as part of a push to bring nuclear power to U.S. forces overseas and at home.

They can take out targets faster than enemies can respond by destroying a wide range of air, sea, land and space targets. Traveling at five-times the speed of sound, they are nearly impossible to defend against and place fighter jets, ships, ground vehicles, satellites and ground assets at tremendous risk of nearly instant destruction -- they are hypersonic weapons.

Talk about saving the bacon. Firefighters in the U.K. were recently called to a fire in a pigpen that started in the strangest of circumstances.

Each week I receive tons of questions from my listeners, readers, and viewers about tech concerns, new products and all things digital.

The coronavirus is making us consider different scenarios. What if I need to work from home?

Smartphones are the crack cocaine of digital devices. Here are five signs that you may be addicted.

While these gadgets won’t prevent you from getting sick, they can help with personal health and will certainly give you more information before you head to the doctor's office.

Armed with advanced lasers, cruise missiles and ship-defense interceptor weapons, the Navy’s emerging DDG 51 Flight III destroyers are designed to conduct and win major ocean wars against advanced, high-powered enemies.

Despite Amazon’s best efforts, fake, unsafe, and misleading products still find their way to the world’s largest online marketplace.

That's taking old-school to a new level.

Several products from Apple and Facebook are in short supply, potentially showing how the novel coronavirus is impacting the global manufacturing system.

Gone are the days of standing in the line at the bank. Now we just grab our phones and fire up an app to move money around. It’s estimated more than 160 million Americans now use digital banking services.

Tinder wants you to practice safe sex — and coronavirus prevention protocol.

Foxconn Technology Group, 2317 2.27% which assembles iPhones for Apple Inc., expects production levels at its plants in mainland China to return to normal seasonal level this month if the coronavirus epidemic doesn’t worsen, the company’s chairman said Tuesday.

Apple has agreed to pay up to $500 million to settle litigation that accused it of slowing down older iPhones as it launched new models as a way to push users to upgrade their phones.

You could call it a contradiction in terms, or even a paradoxical blending of opposites -- the Army is now building a highly lethal future armored tank that is easier to navigate while being survivable enough to withstand dangerous enemy attacks and offer protection equivalent to or better than a 70-ton Abrams tank.