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Certain models may be up for a major federal tax credit.

A competition between the two offers lessons in the difference between quickness and speed.

Filtering messages before they hit your inbox may be a more practical approach.

The tiny bot can scoot on a green and hit a golf ball with impressive accuracy.

How 3G cellular data ushered in the age of the smartphone.

The CDC estimates that it's causing 75 percent of new cases in the northeastern US.

New restrictions go into effect on January 5 in the United States.

Gravity-defying spare parts are created by filling silicone skins with resin.

The program behind flight schedules was at the 'end of its life' long before storms hit.

Time to break out that water bottle.

These slow-burning exercises will help you build a stronger core.

A Defense Department agency gifted NASA with mirrors to look for worlds beyond our solar system.

If you think you need a new camping water filter, think again.

With more spaceships launching than before, engineers are looking for alternative rocket fuels that leave less gunk in the air.

8K is the future of televisions and we have the best choices of ’K’s to spend your G’s on if you’re ready to join the resolution revolution.

Tips to sound better in the top 5 languages Americans are learning right now.

The recent decision to axe the leap second shouldn't affect your countdowns or timekeeping too much.

The undersea robot has a fittingly fierce name.

New insights into hummingbird anatomy could soon change the way aerial drones are designed.

Don't blame the composer who wrote it.