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If you need a gift idea for the holiday season, you can now buy small, powerful, rare earth magnets known generally as Buckyballs.

A team of brave U.S. military veterans headed into the Himalayas armed with skill, one helicopter and a whole lot of state-of-the-art gear last month – and left the mountains with four skydiving world records.

"I didn't have any doubt I would have been able to convict this kid,” says an Orange County DA of Tyler Parkervest.

Students waiting to find out if they've been accepted into the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay are receiving confirmation in the form of a Snapchat message. Will more colleges end up adopting the unorthodox route?

Apple has introduced a new tool to help iPhone 6s owners find out if their phones are eligible for a program designed to address recent battery issues.

What is the secret that elite special forces around the world know about jumping out of aircraft? State-of-the-art canopies - where to find them and how to leverage them to the max.

As part of the deal, Pebble is expected to stop manufacturing its smartwatches.

We've known for some time that Apple has an army of sensor-packed vehicles doing its best to keep its Maps app up to date, but a new report claims that the company's ambitions are taking it skyward.

Getting hold of a pair of the $720 shoes will be no easy task.

Apple missed its original launch window for its first-gen wireless headphones, prompting some to speculate that a 2016 launch might not be in the cards.

The 'Gooligan' strain of malware may be infecting 13,000 Android handsets worldwide per day, a security firm said.

The U.K.’s National Lottery said Wednesday that around 26,500 players’ accounts have been accessed by hackers.

Cyber Week deals are still happening at some retailers. Here are some of the best for smartphones and tablets.

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Hackers attempted to hold computers at one Canadian university hostage for $28,500 on Tuesday, the Register reports.

The most eye-popping sight at the recent "Sexpo" event in Melbourne, Australia was a computer-controlled stripper robot constructed out of mannequin parts and boasting a CCTV camera for a head.

When the Bank of England released its first-ever "plastic" bill in September, it proudly highlighted its many security measures aimed at deterring counterfeiters.

Since early November, a growing number of iPhone 6s owners around the world have been complaining about their phones shutting down unexpectedly, even when there was significant charge left accord...

The concept device is currently being tested on Coast Guard Cutters.

The U.S. Navy’s newest flight simulator technology will be found among the exhibits at this year’s Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) taking place in Orlando this week, according to an announcement by NVIDIA.