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Ring is adding QR codes to traditional pet tags.

A cow-sized predator ate meat long before the first dino hunted.

Keep your automatic watches charged and looking their best.

From automatic to digital, these timepieces won’t cost a fortune.

Google's (latest) day in court is finally here. Its outcome could reshape the internet.

We all want a smile that’ll light up the room, and saving money on a reliable toothbrush helps us get one.

Behavioral scientists found a relationship between styles of bird learning and problem solving.

Elevate your workforce with these Mac-nificent computers. Whether you need something Pro or portable, an Apple today keeps downtime away.

After being spoiled by modern rental cars, we had to bring some of that situational awareness to our older models.

Here are our picks for night vision goggles that are perfect for camping, canoeing, surveilling, and everything in between.

'We don't know what these UAP are, but we're going to find out. You bet your boots,' says NASA Director Bill Nelson.

These fins are made for walkin’.

You never know who's going to read all the cringey stuff you posted in 2006.

Your wallet and your signal chain will benefit from the best digital mixers for home studio and beyond.

Which came first: the flying dinosaur or the bird?

Experts could determine species, general age, and biological sex of the immaculately drawn creatures.

Spending eight hours a day in an office chair doesn't have to be painful, and comfort doesn't have to be expensive.

Extreme temperatures and natural disasters push harm reduction workers to find new ways to keep communities safe.

If all goes according to plan, the micro reactor will be online at Eielson Air Force Base by 2027.

Make sure your pocket computer’s screen is safe from harm.