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Elon Musk wants to build a metropolis on Mars starting in 2024.
Dolby Atmos transports you into the story with moving audio that flows all around you with breathtaking realism.
Silicon Valley veterans are ditching fast-track careers and going all-in with their time and money as they reimagine education for their children.
The advent of easily-accessible satellite imagery in the form of Google Maps and Google Earth has likely raised some security experts’ blood pressure over the
ABOUT A WEEK ago, Stanford University researchers posted online a study on the latest dystopian AI: They’d made a machine learning algorithm that essentially works
Amazon is working on building a pair of smart glasses to house its Alexa voice assistant, and a home security camera that could be linked
Android Oreo has at last been fully baked, and given a name, and is now rolling out to those of you with a Pixel, Pixel
As always, the make and model dictate how long you’ll be playing the waiting game.
The latest version of the operating system is here, but you might not be able to access it for a little while
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Helix will sequence your genes for $80 and lure app developers to sell you access to different parts of it.
There’s no federal law requiring e-waste to be recycled, and procedures nationwide are often fragmented and cumbersome.
While iRobot may have originated as a bomb-disposal robot maker at MIT in 1990, the company is probably better known as a robot vacuum company.
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Complaining isn’t usually the most productive way to handle a bad situation and, in fact, can actually make matters worse.
Turns out the companies that actually build cars have the upper hand.
Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration told gene-testing company 23andMe that it will be allowed to directly tell consumers whether their DNA puts them
It looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. That might have something to do with Vitaly Bulgarov, whose conceptual design work can be seen