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You've got new options for creating fun wallpapers.

Maximize your home internet to get the most out of Verizon's fiber-optic network.

The latest additions to the Linac Coherent Light Source-II will usher it into a new era of discovery.

A disaster in Texas has lessons for firing rockets off the lunar surface.

A new study finds that lancet liver flukes may be using air temperature to their infection advantage.

New DNA analysis reveals that Methuselah the Australian lungfish is even further along in years than scientists previously believed.

There are several ways to share your location from your iPhone, even if you're entirely off-grid.

Easy access to platforms like ChatGPT enhances the risks to democracy.

The CDC says the draft guidelines are not final.

Car shares not only make EVs more equitable, they reduce the number of vehicles on the road and the resources needed to decarbonize transport.

The future’s so smart, you gotta wear shades—and a pair of smart glasses will make your life easier and brighter.

Handle any serious cleaning job with a shop vac that can handle serious crumbs and dirt.

The pet trade has plagued the Sunshine State in many ways. But no one expected these slow, slimy crawlers to cause such damage.

Military officials can't seem to locate a F-35B stealth aircraft after its pilot was forced to eject during a training exercise on Sunday.

Other automakers are interested in this kind of mega-casting technique, in which a single large part is manufactured in a big press.

Today's wireless security cameras are easy-to-use, easy to install, and easy on your budget.

Ponder humanity’s spacefaring future from the safety of your computer screen.

Get more fun for less money with an inexpensive Xbox controller. Level up your gaming, not your budget.

Get the best seat in the house when you position your TV on a wall mount that blends form and function.

Giant pandas living in zoos outside of their original latitudinal range might be missing out on environmental cues.