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One of my earliest memories is sitting on my grandfather's shoulders, waving a flag as our astronauts returned to Hawaii. This was years before we'd set foot on the moon. Decades before we'd land a rover on Mars. A generation before photos from the International Space Station would show up in our social media feeds.

In the distant future, motorcycle riders will have no need of helmets or padded clothing. They also won't need to put their feet on the ground when they stop. That's because, according to BMW, the motorcycle of the future will balance itself and will help the driver avoid crashes.

Imagine something so distant that with our current technology it would take 2,400 generations to reach there -- and that's just our nearest star.

Swiping for love may sound easy, but that doesn't mean it works.

From helping it hatch to teaching it to speak and play, Hatchimals, require your constant attention.

"It's a small world but I wouldn't want to have to paint it," American comic Steven Wright often quipped.

Samsung is grappling with a huge and embarrassing recall of one of its flagship smartphones, but its stock just hit a new high. What gives?

Embattled blood-testing firm Theranos is downsizing.

Facebook has finished rolling out a "Secret Conversations" feature in its Messenger app. The new mode ensures only the two people involved in a chat can see the text.

It's a big day for Google. Looking to drum up consumer excitement, the tech company hosted an event San Francisco on Tuesday to unveil a series of products, including two new phones, a virtual reality headset and the Chromecast Ultra.