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No question about it: A 4K TV delivers a sharper image than regular HD, especially when it’s showing 4K programming, which is still somewhat limited.

The Fight for Fuel Economy New cars and trucks continue to notch up better gas mileage than their predecessors, but that progress hasn’t stopped the car industry from trying to weaken forthcoming...

Google’s search function has been thrust into the spotlight again for connecting Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler.

A journalist has captured an event that reportedly happens an average of 23 times annually: lighting zapping the Empire State Building.

If you haven’t gotten around to going back-to-school shopping yet, you may want to get started this weekend, especially if you live in Georgia, Missouri, or Tennessee.

Bitcoins may be valuable in tech circles, but to a judge in Miami-Dade County, the virtual money is nothing more than shadow currency.

Sales of iPhones are down. But, wait, “Pokemon GO” has gobs of potential, according to Apple’s CEO and analysts.

For you, Twitter and Facebook may be little more than a way to waste some time at work, but for investigators in Rio, the two social media giants were key tools in taking down a suspected terror plot.

Those who violate the law by making a handgun face up to a year in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both.

"Who buys someone they're dumping a Vitamix?" That's the question of a Brooklyn woman selling a certified reconditioned 5200 series Vitamix online, Daily Dot reports.

"Pokemon GO" is a viral mobile game that needs no introduction.

Farnborough International Air Show 2016 showcased a spectacular array of military and civilian aircraft. Here are some of the highlights.

Long synonymous with the U.S. military, the 'jeep' is celebrating its 75th anniversary. Here’s a look at the iconic vehicle’s long history.

Medical technology company Ava is touting a fertility bracelet that works with a smartphone app.

Facebook is once again caught in conservative crosshairs after admitting to accidentally blocking users from posting links to Wikileaks files of DNC emails. The incident has once again raised allegations of bias against the social network.

A $596 million lawsuit claims that the U.S. Navy has engaged in software piracy.

Mark your calendars: A new iPhone could be in your hand in a little more than a month.

Major online companies in China such as Sina and Tencent Holdings have been ordered to stop original news reporting as the country’s media crackdown continues.

Farmers in Nebraska, Minnesota, Massachusetts, and New York are staging something of a mechanical revolt.

Yahoo—home to all those email addresses you use for subscriptions you'd rather not have anyone else know about, and the Flickr account you probably haven't updated since 2010—will soon be under t...