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A new humanoid robot aims for lifelike movement, expressions, and even a warm touch. The result is impressive, even if it's a little unsettling.

AOL introduced millions to the internet and the online experience. Almost three decades ago, it released an app that's impact is still felt today.

Anti-ship missiles are essential military weapons for defense. Japan has developed a new variant that is capable of performing a barrel-roll.

Sometimes the investors at Shark Tank make or break a company, but the SMART Tire Company experienced something else.

The Tesla Model Y was highly popular when it debuted in 2021, yet high pressure from other EV manufacturers has led to its resale vale dropping.

High-quality headphones can make a huge difference when gaming, and these headphones are among the most popular with hardcore gamers and audiophiles.

T-Mobile's new loyalty plan can save you money, but you might not qualify due to a secret tenure rule and the hidden loss of your favorite streaming perks.

Though the floppy disk was invented more than 50 years ago, it turns out airplanes continue to regularly use this archaic storage medium today.

Reports indicate Apple will soon be unveiling its highly anticipated and budget-conscious MacBook in a variety of fun colors for users looking for personality.

Netflix is streaming a bunch of James Bond movies, classic and modern, but if you're in the mood for something fresh in the genre, check out Shudder.

Some 3D printer projects may seem like great ideas, but realistically won't be of much use to you. Take pause before wasting time or filament on these prints.

3D printers are excellent devices to be familiar with if you're a hobbyist, but they can also help bring in a little income on the side with the right project.

An unreleased version of a Samsung folding phone has leaked, and its design may actually tell us what to expect from a foldable version of the iPhone.

Your TV may have a port labelled for optical audio, but it's a sorely underused port that most consumers may not even realize they have. Here's what it does.

Before the four astronauts of the Artemis II mission launch into space, the crew must complete NASA's two-week Health Stabilization Program.