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Three Windows hybrids, two convertibles, and a detachable are among Lenovo's MWC offerings.

Scientists reportedly say that the world’s only sample of metallic hydrogen, which was touted as potentially revolutionizing technology, has disappeared.

Last week we gave you the heads up that the insanely popular NES Classic Edition was finally -- FIIIIIIINALLY -- back in stock on Amazon.

Henry David Thoreau distrusted technology, advocated surrounding oneself with nature, and believed people should "live deliberately."

Concerned certainly describes the mindset of a number of Facebook users who, out of the blue and for no apparent reason, found themselves logged out of their accounts on February 24.

The Nokia brand returned with a bang at Mobile World Congress (MWC) while Samsung offered a teaser of its upcoming Galaxy S8.

Guinness World Records has recognized a robot with a unique ability: a machine called FORPHEUS is officially the “first robot table tennis tutor.”

Kim Komando explains how to keep your computer safe, find the best airfare, learn the Netflix secret codes, and more.

Everyday gadgets come with a lot of bad or dated advice. Here's the truth.

An inside look at a small-toy company that transforms classic storybook characters like the Paddington Bear into soft, plush toys for kids of all ages.

There are plenty of decent medieval war-based games on the market, but Ubisoft has created one of the best titles so far with “For Honor."

Incredible drone footage shows a great white shark stalking surfers in Australia.

A new iPad is on tap as well a new lost-cost model, according to an analyst who spoke to Fox News.

People are taking to Twitter to suggest 7 names for the 7 newly-discovered Earth-size planets announced by NASA this week.

Just when the days of exploding phones seemed to be over, an iPhone 7 appears to have gone up in flames.

Waymo, the Alphabet subsidiary that took over Google's self-driving car project, says its trade secrets are now in Uber's hands.

The iPhone 8 is rumored to come tricked out with all manner of changes.

A question about math homework isn't the usual kind of emergency that cops have to deal with, but when a Facebook message came through to a local police department in Ohio recently, an officer was happy to help.

Water pouring into a man-made hole in a lake has made for a transfixing sight.

Long before they were called selfies, Karl Baden snapped a simple black and white photo of himself. Then he repeated it every day for the next three decades.