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Here are six innovative apps that make your smartphone do things you never imagined.

With more than 2 million apps in the Apple App Store and 2.2 million in Google Play, there are tons of things you can do with your smartphone beyond making calls and texting. Here are some of the most innovative apps that make your smartphone do things you've never imagined. 1. Measure your heart rate...

If your home router is having trouble keeping up with your networking demands, it's time for an upgrade. Here are three reasons to consider upgrading that old, out-of-date wireless router and our recommended router to get back to smooth data sailing.

“No Man’s Sky” is a first-person exploration-based game that is one of the year’s most eagerly-anticipated titles. Created by Hello Games, the goal of “No Man’s Sky” is to reach the center of the galaxy, which contains 18 quintillion planets.

While the upcoming iPhone 7 is expected to have some welcome improvements, the iPhone that Apple is planning for 2017 could be really different.

Radio communication is a weak point for most military operations -- it is never long enough or strong enough. The Air Force's solution to improve their long-distance calls? Supercharge the atmosphere by detonating plasma bombs.

After looking at two months worth of Trump tweets, someone noticed that most of Trumps more abrasive and hyperbolic tweets were sent from Android devices.

Researchers at Stanford University in California have developed a new sensor-based saliva test capable of telling within three minutes whether the driver of a car has been abusing marijuana.

A lawsuit alleging that Twitter was legally responsible for facilitating ISIS attacks that saw two U.S. government contractors killed in Jordan has been dismissed by a California District Court judge.

Allison Barrie got a rare and very close look at the F-35A Lightning II of the US Air Force.

Palo Alto's planning and transportation commissioner sat down and did the math: For Kate Vershov Downing and husband Steve to purchase a home similar to the 4-bedroom, 2,300-square-foot dwelling they currently rent (with another couple, at $6,200 a month), their monthly payment would be $12,177.

A high security alert for Android devices was issued this week. But do you really need to be worried?

Wilson Sporting Goods is first and long the high-tech football market. The company is touting what it describes as the world’s first smart football in a bid to capture the next generation of fans.

Google has big plans for its super-fast fiber Internet.

Seagate has unveiled a 60TB drive capable of storing 400 million photos or 12,000 DVD movies.

Microsoft Research is currently working on a project to enable secure data exchange in the cloud, which uses multiparty computation to generate results without exposing the actual data held by all parties involved. The team will release tools soon.

A federal judge in San Francisco has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Twitter of supporting the Islamic State (ISIS) group.

A Kansas couple whose farmhouse became the nexus of seemingly the entire country's internet misdeeds is suing the company they say is responsible, Courthouse News Service reports.

The new Macbook Pro will have a touchscreen display above the keyboard, an AMD "Polaris" graphics chip, TouchID, and USB type-C. It will also be thinner, and potentially come in three colors: gray, gold, and silver.