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If your most cherished family memories are stored away on old VHS tapes, you need to act now.

Someone owns a piece of Apple history, a rare "Celebration" Apple-1 computer built in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. It appears to be a test board, used to confirm everything was working before the primary run.

Your daily routine might be killing your battery life, and you probably don't realize it. These three things you thought were OK are actually making things worse on your battery. Find out which charging mistakes are actually draining your gadget's power more quickly.

Because there aren't already enough distractions on the internet already, Google just added solitaire and tic-tac-toe to Search. And animal noises.

Those contemplating getting under an ex's skin by publicizing pictures showing too much skin may want to check this case out of Michigan first.

A Canadian man used images from Google's Street View to fight a speeding ticket in court. The judge dropped the ticket, but the police maintains that the driver was going nearly 20 kilometers an hour over the limit in a school zone.

The Internet is no stranger to dresses that go viral – and the latest viral phenomenon documents the dramatic transformation of a black dress that was submerged in the Dead Sea.

Verizon dominated as best overall carrier, according to a testing firm that closely tracks carrier performance data.

When you need to repair your car, refrigerator, computer, or a major system in your home, it’s comforting to think you won't have to break the bank to pay for the fix.

Apple appears to be following Samsung into a future of curved displays and foldable phones.

The suspicious text message that appeared on Ahmed Mansoor's iPhone promised to reveal details about torture in the United Arab Emirates' prisons. All Mansoor had to do was click the link.

Domino's says it wants to start delivering pizza using drones, and on Thursday showed off its technology -- pizza 'n' all -- at a special demonstration in New Zealand.

Foam, specially-coated copper, and bubble wrap are components of a simple but innovative new device that can boil water without electricity, MIT announced.

Meet the octobot, a unique new creation out of Harvard that the university says could be the first step in a new kind of bot.

Alrobot is about the size of a small car and fully controlled by a human as it rushes towards the enemy.

Amazon Vehicles is a new research tool from Amazon that allows shoppers to search for cars, view specs, and read customer reviews. Amazon claims it encompasses thousands of new and used models.

Are connected motorcycle helmets the future?

Medical devices are often packed with batteries that are themselves packed with toxic chemicals that react badly in the body, so researchers from Carnegie Mellon University looked for a way to make them more compatible.

Engineers devised a system wherein wireless routers at a mass gathering can more seamlessly work together.

After exploring the surface of the moon in an Oculus Rift headset, I wrestled with a bout of nausea that lasted a few hours.