These rocks can not only spy on you, they can communicate with each other and report back to base
Musk bought the Lotus Espirit car from the movie The Spy Who Loved Me for $866,000 at auction
Should the Common App fall down entirely, we'll probably hear the collective wail millions of high school seniors all over the country
For the paranoid among us, an app that says when you may be being watched
This new prosthetic mimicked rhesus macaques' sense of touch
In the future wills may include specifications for the type of flower or bush we'd like to fertilize rather than the make of coffin or urn
What kid hasn't wanted to make their bicycle fly?
This year the U.S. is set to overtake Russia as the world's largest producer of oil and gas
Love them or hate them, here we provide you with the sound bytes you'll need to at least discuss them
As your smartphone becomes more important, it also becomes a more appealing target for hackers
A new device uses heat from any fire to produce electricity
Pilots will have to wear hearing protection along with a helmet, neck restraints, boots and a fireproof suit
There are over a billion people with Facebook accounts, and this site lets you see all of their profile pictures at once
As if that wasn't bad enough, Lysol isn't even an effective contraceptive
The idea is to provide passage for insects that play a role in maintaining an estimated 90 percent of Britain's greenery and crops through pollination
Hackers say they've found a way around the new iPhone's fingerprint scanner, and it doesn't sound all that hard
Flooding took down power lines, took out sewage systems, and shut down entire towns. Here's what all that looks like from the perspective of a drone
'Like' away, Facebook activists. Your thumbs ups are constitutionally protected
Some, however, are doubtful that the app will actually enact any change
Most architects want everybody to see their buildings. But in South Korea, designers are working to achieve exactly the opposite: an invisible skyscraper
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