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Gamers are an impatient lot and that's something I can attest to first-hand, so it's really no surprise that charging accessories that promise a more convenient way to juice up rechargeable game controllers tend to sell pretty well.

A deadly cobra may still be on the run – or the slide – from authorities, but that hasn’t stopped it from speaking its mind on social media.

A malfunctioning robot fatally crushed a woman's head as she adjusted machinery at her job, according to a wrongful death lawsuit filed in federal court by her husband.

A Patriot missile, which can cost up to $3 million, was used to shoot down a small quadcopter drone, according to a U.S. general.

Google Glass may have a rival in the "awkward-looking" wearable tech stakes.

Often lose focus when you're trying to get work done? Mindset is a pair of headphones that comes equipped with an electroencephalogram, which is used to monitor your brainwaves in real time. It can tell when your mind is focused.

Goodyear has let the helium out of the last of its fabled fleet of blimps, but the company's flight program will continue.

“Hey Alexa -- clean my house for me.” Alexa, Amazon’s all-knowing and doing voice assistant can now help you vacuum, thanks to a partnership between the Seattle-based retail giant and iRobot, a maker of consumer robots.

Apple is expected to launch a slew of new iPads in the coming weeks, and it's all going down at what may be the first press conference to be held at Apple's shiny new Apple Campus headquarters.

A Bay Area food-technology startup says it has successfully developed the world’s first chicken strip grown from self-reproducing cells without so much as ruffling a feather.

A slew of high-profile Twitter accounts, including Amnesty International, BBC News North America and the European Parliament were hijacked by hackers early Wednesday. The tweets in Turkish, which included Swastikas, appear to be a reference to the growing diplomatic tensions between Turkey, Holland and Germany.

The NCAA college basketball tournament starts in full tomorrow, as teams from around the country duke (pun intended) it out to see who’s crowned champion. Chances are though, you’ll be at work though and may not be able to sneak away from your desk to watch the games.

If everything a child ever watches on TV comes via Netflix, it makes sense they won't know how television commercials work.

In a blog post today, famous iPhone security expert Jonathan Zdziarski announced that he's going to work for Apple.

A team of researchers in Hong Kong have created the 'lip password', a method of biometric authentication that verifies a person's identity by analyzing their lips' movements and texture. The researchers have already patented the method.

The Galaxy S8 should hit store shelves in April, but there's some debate as to exactly when.

U.S. officials are planning to unveil charges Wednesday related to the theft of personal data that affected hundreds of millions of Yahoo users and disrupted the company’s sale to Verizon, according to people familiar with the matter.

Humpback whales, which humans have long observed to be solitary creatures, are gathering in large groups to feed, and it's kind of astounding the scientists who study them.

Researchers at the University of Michigan have announced a new technique that detects enriched uranium from a long distance with the help of lasers.

Facebook, saying it is “committed to building a community where people can feel safe making their voices heard,” updated its privacy policies on Monday to state unambiguously that developers are forbidden from using its data to create surveillance tools.