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iPhone 8 Blush Gold: Foxconn Leaks New Apple Flagship Color Variant Name

Apple supplier Foxconn may have just leaked the official name of the new color variant of the upcoming iPhone 8 flagship phone.

Waymo Wants To Build Self-Driving Cars That Soften On Hitting People

The safety feature will loosen the rigidity of body panels, bumpers and the hood using underlying rods, cables or springs. The point of impact on the car will loosen itself structurally to minimize impact, using cables.

Artificial Intelligence Bot Defeats Top 'Dota 2' Human Player, Dendi

A bot beat a top-ranked 'Dota 2' player in an exhibition match at The International.

Android O Release: Google May Launch Update August 21 Alongside Solar Eclipse

Google may release Android O on August 21 -- in tandem with the Solar Eclipse.

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Are American Shoppers Ready For Walmart's 'Scan & Go' And Amazon Go?

Walmart and Amazon are pushing new shopping technology like self-checkout and voice purchases, but are Americans ready?

How To Help College Students Experiencing Mental Distress, Including Suicidal Thoughts

More than half of college faculty, staff, students don't feel prepared to help students experiencing mental distress, including suicidal thoughts, a new study shows.

5 NASA Photos Show Meteor Showers Streaming Down To Earth

Meteors burn up in the Earth's atmosphere leaving a stream of light behind them making for great photos.

Why You Might Want A Cryptocurrency Debit Card

Debit cards could help bitcoin and ether go mainstream.

Disney Leaving Netflix For Its Own Streaming Service Doesn't Matter Yet

Disney's move to leave Netflix is the latest sign of major changes for streaming services and their subscribers.

Dating Etiquette: OkCupid Trying To Curb Unsolicited Sexual Photos With New Pledge

OkCupid is reminding users that they're "better than a dick pic."

Russian Hacking Group Fancy Bear Targeting Hotel Guests Through Unsecure Wi-Fi

Fancy Bear, which is believed to be the group who hacked the Democratic National Committee, has been targeting hotel guests.

Intelligent Life Might Always Go Extinct Once It Develops Technology

If Earth and humans are completely typical in the universe, then all of the intelligent aliens may have already gone extinct.

Disney Is Leaving Netflix Soon, But How Many Users Will Leave Too?

Here's how many Americans will consider leaving Netflix when Disney and Pixar movies are taken down.

Is Mobile Internet Broadband? Americans Voice Concerns Over FCC Proposal

More than 300 comments opposing a suggestion by the FCC that mobile internet could be a suitable replacement for broadband have been left on the FCC website.

Neil deGrasse Tyson: Believe In Science Behind Eclipse? Believe Climate Change, Too

Neil deGrasse Tyson tweets that if you believe in the upcoming eclipse you should probably also believe in climate change.

When Is Perseid Meteor Shower? Where, How To See It This Weekend

The Perseid meteor shower won't break any records but it will still offer a great summer show.

Bank of America Has Filed Dozens Of Blockchain Patents

Distributed ledgers are officially the next big thing in finance.

FBI: ISIS Used eBay And PayPal To Send Money To US Operative

The FBI said in a recently revealed affidavit ISIS used eBay and PayPal to send money to a U.S. operative.

Revenge Hacking: Former Employee Charged $1.1 Million For Hacking Company

A hacker seeking revenge on his former company received $1.1 million in damages and 34 months in jail.

Android O Release Date For Pixel Delayed, Google To Reveal Name Soon

Although the Android O update for the Pixel and Pixel XL has been delayed, Google might finally reveal its name on Aug. 21.

Google Docs, Drive Down, Not Working? How To Work Around Issue

Google Docs and Drive were down Friday making work difficult for many across the United States.

Sea Level Rise Accelerating In Southeast US Due To 'Hot Spots'

The Southeastern part of the United States is seeing accelerated sea level rise thanks to "hot spots" according to research from the University of Florida.

Neptune’s Icy Insides Contain A Mysterious Chemical Compound

Scientists think they know what’s happening on frozen Neptune, and that could teach them about icy exoplanets as well.

LG V30 Rumors: Could Arrive With $700 Price Tag, $875 'Plus' Model

The LG V30 Plus is said to arrive with 128GB of storage with different "audio system" and "wireless charging."

Google Camera Version 4.4 For Pixel, Nexus, Android One: 5 Features To Know

The new update brings features such as double tap to zoom and UI improvements.

Snapchat's 'Phone Swap' Coming To TV: Digital Platforms Taking Over Television

The series follows strangers as they exchange phones, allowing them to go through the content of each others smartphones.

Nintendo Switch Lawsuit: Gamevice Alleges Wikipad Patent Infringement

Game accessory maker Gamevice claims that the Joy-Con controllers of the Nintendo Switch are very similar to the Wikipad.

HTC Ocean Life Mid-Range Smartphone To Be Called HTC U11 Life

The HTC U11 Life will feature a 5.2-inch display and will have the U11 flagship's Edge Sense feature.

When Buying Tickets Online, Is Your Data Safe?

Amazon might not be able to sell tickets online due to customer data privacy concerns.

Snap's Second Quarter 2017 Results Reveal Snapchat Struggling To Get New Users

Snap Inc. published its second quarter 2017 results, and it looks like Snapchat is having difficulty growing its user base while Facebook continues to copy its features.