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CERN To Focus On Developing Cheap Radiation-Tolerant Systems For Spaceflight

CERN is taking steps to develop a cheap device that can monitor radiation exposure in space.

As Apple Patches iOS 11.1 Wi-Fi Security Vulnerability For iPhone, Another Emerges

The bug could be used by hackers to install malware and steal data from iPhones.

Climate Change Increases Pathogens In Lakes By Blocking Disinfectant UV Light: Study

A new study has shown that climate change increases organic runoff into lakes which blocks disinfecting UV light. This is making lakes all across the globe a cesspool for pathogens.

Microgravity Causes Permanent Structural Changes In Astronauts' Brains: Study

An MRI study has shown permanent structural changes in the top of the brain due to microgravity during a space mission.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Freezing Is The Latest Smartphone Problem

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 users are having issues with handsets while using features connected to the Contacts app.

University Of Iowa Student Arrested, Charged For Hacking Grades

A former student at the University of Iowa is accused of stealing login information for the accounts of his professors to change grades and steal test information.

How To Make Custom, On-Demand Snapchat Filters On The App

It's easy to make your own Snapchat filter or lens for whatever occasion you need one for.

SpaceX Launch Of Falcon Heavy Rocket Postponed Until December

The first launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket from SpaceX was moved from November to December.

Google Ending QPX Express API, Cutting Airfare Feed To Travel Sites

Google will shut down its QPX Express API service in April 2018.

iPhone X Reviews Agree Design And Display Upgrades Are Worth The Price

Press reviews of the iPhone X have been largely favorable of the new form factor and OLED display.

'George Soros Funding Black Hate Groups,' Other Facebook Fake News Headlines [Watch]

Video: Here are some of the most egregious -- and widely shared -- fake news headlines on Facebook from the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Apple Says iPhone X With Face ID Was Intended For 2018 Release

Apple executives revealed the iPhone X was actually supposed to come out next year.

Does Marijuana Cure Cancer? FDA Warns Against Unproven Pot Treatments

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns against unproven legal and illegal marijuana products to treat or cure cancer patients.

How Many Earth-Like Planets Are In Space? Astronomers Don’t Know

Astronomers analyzing exoplanets say these alien worlds may not be what they appear, so finding alien life on one of them could be out of the question.

Here Are The Ads Russia Ran On Facebook During The 2016 Election

The United States Congress' Select Committee on Intelligence revealed a number of ads placed on Facebook by Russians during the 2016 presidential election.

Newest NASA Mars Rover Will Have 23 Cameras

NASA's newest Mars 2020 rover will be equipped with 23 cameras to explore the Red Planet extensively.

Dartmouth College Professors Who Conducted Sex Studies Accused Of 'Misconduct'

Three Ivy League professors in Dartmouth College's psychological and brain sciences department are accused of misconduct.

Bitcoin Price Reaches New All-Time High, Here's Why

Why Bitcoin prices are skyrocketing — and what comes next.

Richard Branson, Virgin Air Create Vox Space Company For Private Launches

Richard Branson's Virgin has created Vox Space for military and government launches.

VPN Use Illegal? Russian President Vladimir Putin Outlaws Them

Russian President Vladimir Putin's signing of the law is just the government's latest effort to curb "extremist content" authorities claim is spreading through rerouted VPN servers.

Circle With Disney: Hackers Can Hijack Parental Control Filter

Parental control tool Circle with Disney was found to be riddled with major security vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to hijack devices or steal information.

Samsung's Galaxy Note8 Enterprise Edition

Galaxy Note 8 Enterprise Edition Announced By Samsung, Pre-Order Available Now

Samsung's latest smartphone, the Galaxy Note 8 Enterprise Edition, is now available for pre-order in the United States.

‘Pokémon Go’ Legendary Rotation Brings Suicune To America – How To Catch One

‘Pokémon Go’ Legendary dogs have swapped for the final time, and that means Suicune is in North America for the next month. Learn how to catch one.

Microsoft Working On HoloLens VR Capable Tablet-Like Device: Reports

The device is expected to be a part of the company's Surface lineup but will run on Google's Andromeda software instead of the now abandoned Windows Mobile OS.

Artificial Intelligence May Be Able To Detect Suicidal Tendencies From Brain Scans

Scientists may be able to detect the tendencies picking up on brain activity stimulated by particular questions.

New Wearable Fabric Can Store Data Without Using Electricity, Internet

The fabric can be dried, washed, and ironed without damaging the coding.

Apple Granted 56 Patents Including MacBook, iPhone, And AirPods Technology

The patents throw up interesting possibilities for future Apple products such as a MacBook with cellular connectivity and differently-designed AirPods.

What’s New In iOS 11.1? Dozens Of New Emojis, 3D Touch Fix

Apple's new iOS 11.1 update brings new emojis, 3D Touch fix, solves issues with Photo app, but does not include the teased Apple Pay features.

Russian Election Interference: Facebook, Twitter, Google Testify To Senate Committee

Members of the Senate took turns grilling Facebook, Twitter, and Google over the issue of Russian interference and activity during the 2016 presidential election.