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Chicago Sinkhole Opens In South Side Neighborhood, ‘It Was Like A Big Boom’ [PHOTOS]

A 14-foot sinkhole opened on a residential street on Chicago's South Side on Sunday, most likely caused by a broken water main.

Eco-Shower ‘OrbSys,’ Inspired By Astronauts, Recycles 90 Percent Of Water Used

Astronauts inspired Swedish designer Mehrdad Mahdjoubi to develop an eco-friendly shower that recycles 90 percent of the water that goes down the drain.

PS4 Launch Cost Vs. PS3: Oh, How The Prices Have Dropped

The PS4 launch is just days away and there are plenty of things that have changed, including the dramatic drop in prices, since the 2006 launch of the PlayStation 3.

'Candy Crush Saga': How To Turn Off Facebook Notifications For The Popular Social Media Game, Forever

Given the reward for sending invites, it’s unlikely you’ll ever get the Candy Crush addict in your social network to stop, but it turns out that there is a way to turn off Candy Crush announcements.

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US To Crush 6 Tons Of Illegal Ivory In Effort To Stop Elephant Poaching [PHOTO]

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans to crush six tons of illegal ivory seized in the past 25 years to raise awareness about the ivory trade.

Apple iPhone 6 Release Date Rumors: Bigger iPhone With 5.5-Inch Curved Screen Could Arrive In Q3 2014

The next iPhone, with a much bigger screen size, is expected to compete against Samsung’s 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 3 in the “phablet” category.

Retina iPad Mini Release Date Arrives: Device Now Available On Apple’s Online Store

Apple finally launched the iPad mini with Retina display on Tuesday, and the tablet can now be ordered through its online store.

Worldwide Smartphone Subscriptions To Reach 5.6 Billion By 2019 With Networks To Cover 90 Percent Of World’s Population

It took five years to reach 1 billion smartphone subscriptions, but the 2-billion mark will be hit in less than two years, a new report says.

Gogo Touts In-Flight Talk And Text, But Will The Plan Fly?

Hate that you can't make calls and text on airplanes? One company hopes to change that -- but only if the airlines allow it.

Moto X Review: Motorola Handset Is Google’s Closest Thing To An ‘iPhone Killer’

Is the anticipation surrounding the release of Motorola's Moto X, the first true "Google phone," worth it?

Why Is Amazon (AMZN) Deal With US Postal Service Sealed?

Amazon has expanded its reach to include forays into intelligence-community contracts and fashion -- and now Sunday delivery.

Chinese Netizens' Mixed Reaction To Philippine Typhoon Haiyan Destruction

While China's government has sent relief funds to the Philippines despite an ongoing territorial dispute, some Chinese claim the typhoon was "karma."

Android Vs. iOS: What’s The Most Popular Mobile Operating System In Your Country?

Android is king in more than half the countries surveyed.

WhatsApp, SnapChat And LINE: Why Mobile Messaging Apps Are Taking Teens Away From Facebook

Teens are gravitating away from Facebook and communicating more on mobile messaging apps like WhatsApp, LINE, Kik and others.

Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Update: Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Reportedly Receives New OS From Samsung Service Center; Roll Out Schedule Reminder

Has the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 really received the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update?

Google Plus YouTube Comments: Reddit Users Fight Back Against Forced Integration

Thousands of angry Reddit users descended on a Google products forum Monday, demanding the right to comment anonymously on YouTube.

BlizzCon 2013 Recap: A Look Back At Blizzard Announcements For 'Diablo 3,' 'StarCraft 2,' 'Warcraft' Movie And More

Highlights of Blizzard Entertainment's BlizzCon 2013 included virtual freebies and special announcements about "Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls," "World of Warcraft" and more.