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Nintendo's NES Classic Edition is a wonderful blast of nostalgia that comes packed with 30 classic games , but getting your hands on one is harder than beating Mega Man 2 in one sitting.

Manufacturers seem to be finally phasing out 3D after years of letting it struggle for any kind of relevance. Fans of the technology are protesting the decision, but it might be time to let it go.

Android is everywhere— and laptops may be next.

Police nationwide are urging people to avoid answering a simple question from a phone number they do not know.

As most people know, price does not equal performance.

Elon Musk is already going high, and now he says he's going low. Subterranean, apparently.

Imagine if your name was synonymous with an incredibly popular form of artificial intelligence.

Facebook is launching a set of updates for its mishap-prone Trending feature. The social network claims the updates will help it to eliminate fake news from its Trending feed -- in particular via its new topic identification system.

Amazon’s intelligent personal assistant is making big inroads into homes and the keyboard could be the first victim.

Tsunamis are among the deadliest forces in nature.

The smartphones featured here have the best camera performance among the dozens of devices in our cell phone ratings.

From blades with "balls of steel" to Viking knives, here are eight exciting new items available to hunters this year.

Cue the music from “Jaws.”

Just days after President Trump was reported to be trading in his Android phone for a more secure device, a report suggests that has kept hold of his old device.

Think a robot exoskeleton has to be a bulky piece of kit straight out of Iron Man? Think again.

Elon Musk is already going high, and now he says he's going low. Subterranean, apparently.

A vast array of weapons and tactical gear were on show at SHOT Show 2017 in Las Vegas.

A controversial study about videogames and guns titled in part “Boom, Headshot!” has been pulled because of issues with the original data, the website Retraction Watch reported recently.

Recently Fox News spoke with some islanders who expressed doubts Google will make a success of it, at least anytime soon.

Remember that tiny hologram of Princess Leia in Star Wars?