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Facebook is adding changes to its systems that will make it harder for fake news to be spread and eliminate fake accounts.

You might want to take another look at that computer gathering dust in your attic.

Responding to mounting criticism over inadequate funding and technical planning for sending astronauts to Mars, NASA leaders say they are counting on commercial participation as one means toward a sustainable strategy to explore the solar system over the next two decades.

In a somewhat puzzling move, Nintendo said it would stop selling the Nintendo Classic, despite unprecedented demand for the mini console.

The Wakejet electric wakeboard from Radinn features a 15-horsepower electric motor that can propel the board along at up to 28 mph, cruising through the water without the need for waves or even a boat.

Step aside, Pinterest. Google is bringing styling ideas to Image Search.

A new report says Uber used a secret program dubbed "Hell' to track Lyft drivers to see if they were driving for both ride-hailing services and otherwise stifle competition.

Samsung is working hard on getting the kinks out of foldable phones.

In a major press announcement, NASA announced Enceladus, Saturn's moon, could support life thanks to the presence of hydrogen discovered.

Ever buy a digital game on your console that ended up being a letdown?

A new breed of bullets could be used for underwater firefights.

Amazon's Echo speakers have become a hit for the company and now it is licensing out the microphone technology to third-parties.

If you can never remember where you parked the car, check out these apps.

Your smartphone 's motion sensors might be revealing things about you.

NASA is holding a major press conference Thursday afternoon where it is expected to talk about new findings in the solar system, including plans for "future ocean world exploration."

Bored with Snapchat? Send an ephemeral photo or video to one or several Instagram friends.

Google is holding a special event in NY City next week to reveal details of a "brand new experience" with Google Earth. No details are offered, but it looks set to be the biggest update for the virtual globe in years.

Mass Effect has never been a game for everyone. The titles take patience and massive interest in the story to be able to maintain interest throughout the campaign. The game may play a little unsteady, but it is nothing that the fans will not be able to look past.

Here we are again: Years after the last big net neutrality fight, key players are once more setting down their stakes, drawing their lines in the sand, and every other metaphor for preparing to w...

On Monday night, the San Diego night sky had a mysterious streaking light that has yet to be explained.