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The recent release of the iPhone 7 was met with the usual excitement brought on by Apple's latest technology. People were lined up outside Apple Stores around the country for days before they were ready for sale. It's no wonder why the demand is high for the iPhone 7. It has an amazing dual-lens camera with...

Samsung's issues with exploding devices may, oddly enough, extend far beyond the public relations disaster that was the recently recalled Galaxy Note 7. According to a report from ABC News, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a warning in regards to top-loading Samsung washing machines after fielding numerous complaints about the machines exploding.

A new brand of Google phone is expected to make an appearance next week.

Could studying the locomotion of fish be the key to developing more versatile underwater vehicles and robotics systems? The U.S. Navy certainly thinks so, and it is sponsoring a fish robot to prove it.

GoTenna, which created an off-the-grid communication device of the same name, is rolling out a new product—the GoTenna Mesh.

A controversial transition regarding internet oversight is set to occur on Saturday, and while the tech industry largely seems to supports it, others say: not so fast.

A nearly 34-ton armored fighting vehicle-- that swims?

In laptops, lightweight used to mean sacrificing performance and battery life, but that’s less true every year.

The phone is already labeled as the iPhone 8, it has already reportedly been confirmed by an Apple employee.

A new project is bringing thousands of telegrams that carried information between Union officers, Abraham Lincoln, and his cabinet into the digital age.

The U.S. Air Force recently declared that its F-35A Lightning II fighter jet is combat ready. Here are some stunning images of the aircraft.

A device called the Pilot has captured imaginations and sparked skepticism. How well will it work?

A commissioner from the Federal Communications Commission has asked the agency to investigate the banning of journalists' Wi-Fi hotspots at Monday's presidential debate at Hofstra University. Press were required to pay $200 for Wi-Fi access.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak wants to revolutionize emergency services technology with startup Reporty Homeland Security.

The Twitter takeover chatter rages on. The latest news is that Walt Disney Co. is evaluating a possible bid for the struggling social media platform. As it turns out, the Twitter-Disney connection runs deep, and could make sense under CEO Bob Iger.

Cybersecurity took center stage during Monday’s first presidential debate as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump clashed on keeping America’s networks safe.

There'll never be a bona fide Beatles reunion, but scientists at Sony's CSL research lab have come up with an alternative: a song written by artificial intelligence that sounds like something that could've been penned by the Fab Four, TNW reports.

Just two days before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) votes on new rules that would shake up the cable-box rental business, a group of legislators, consumer advocates and others urged ...

Hillary Clinton led in Google searches during Monday’s fiery first presidential debate, although Donald Trump was the most discussed candidate on Twitter.

A Russian company that sells software for guessing iPhone passwords discovered a vulnerability in iTunes backups.