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Guinness World Records crowns Pepper X as the new spicy pepper king.

The car's smart software knows exactly how to employ the Vette's new electric motor. Here's how it all works.

Its thrusters are going to get 10 million miles to the gallon of xenon.

There are about 10,000 different species of seaweeds around the world today, but only 145 species are regularly consumed.

Photos from the Nikon Small World competition reveal a world that appears unreal.

The research and poetry of Joy Buolamwini shines a light on a major problem in artificial intelligence.

Hear us out: no shoes in the forest.

Despite a “landmark” agreement, automakers and the repair industry are still fighting over who controls car data.

Find what you need online and protect your privacy.

These icy instruments can make your dessert dreams come true, giving you a sweet treat to beat the sweltering heat any day of the week.

Streamline your workflow and workspace with the desk that's right for when space is tight.

Keep your young ones confidently curious about science.

Aches, pains, and knots don’t stand a chance against these motorized muscle relaxers.

Turn any wall into a window to other worlds with a portable projector.

Turn that chaotic cacophony of cords under your desk into an organized system that’s easy to manage and easy on the eyes.

We’ll help you find the perfect document scanner for collecting paperwork and sharing photos with ease.

Whether it is for YouTube, Twitch, or just hanging with your buddies on Discord, we’ve got the monitors for your content.

Spending a lot of time on airplanes? Here are some health tips to prevent damage to your body.

Transform your guitar’s tone and expand your creative potential.

Designed by college students, the Stella Terra zipped through Morocco and portions of the desert as fast as 90 mph.