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You know, at least with regard to technology.

Solar cell efficiency is nearing 50%. Australian scientists have set a new record by converting more than 40% of sunlight that hits solar panels into electricity. These panels could eventually be mounted on roofs, which current have a 15-18% efficiency rate. And in Germany, scientists converted 46% of light into electricity in a lab, a new record for PVC efficiency.

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Android: If you’re having trouble figuring out that complicated math problem, AutoMath will solve it for you and even give you step-by-step instructions–all just by pointing your camera at the equation.

He’s back. Watch the new Terminator Genisys trailer starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. http://Terminato

Nobody likes those overages Data caps seem to have become the norm in the cellular industry. Sure, you can find a carrier who lets you eat as much data as you want, but most carriers and plans have a limit of some sort. We don’t like it anymore than you do, but we’ll leave that for another discussion. This time around, let’s take a peek at a new quick shortcut to see just how much data…

Google plans to offer versions of its popular products like Chrome and YouTube that will be made for kids that are 12 years of age or younger. There’s no word on when these new products will be released. In an interview with USA Today, Pavni Diwanji, the vice-president of engineering for this effort, states: The big motivator inside the company is everyone is having kids, so…

Chromebooks are supposed to have amazing, all-day battery life — but not all of them do. Follow these tips to squeeze more battery life out of your Chromebook.

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Google’s diminutive and cheap Chromecast is making strong headway against its competitors according to a report today by Parks Associates. Priced at $35 but now going for just over $20, the dongle,…

Family, turkey, animated corpses … the end of the Thanksgiving weekend also marked the midseason finale of AMC’s The Walking Dead. Viewers, no doubt, turned out in droves to cap off the holiday weekend with zombies and a notable departure.

There was a terrifying scene in San Miguel, Chile last night when a fire truck drove through the twirling blades of a police helicopter. The collision caused the helicopter to spin wildly out of control until it eventually exploded in a ball of flame.

Statistics Canada says the country’s homicide rate fell last year to 1.44 victims for every 100,000 people, its lowest level since 1966. And the number of firearms-related homicides also fell, to the lowest level since statstics have been kept.

I’ve seen countless science fiction movies and documentaries about the future of humanity. Nothing I’ve ever seen is as inspiring and beautiful and realistic as this extraordinary short film by Erik Wernquist, narrated by Carl Sagan. Watch it and get ready for goosebumps.

As you head to your local Walmart today for America’s annual reenactment of The Hunger Games, here’s a reminder that sucker-punching someone to get the last $50 tablet might not be the wisest course of action. For several reasons.

Don’t panic, but there’s a good chance that, at some point during his life, the furry ball of chaos you love deeply is going to get himself hurt. Probably while doing something stupid. Luckily, performing first aid on your dog is as easy as doing it on a human. Here’s how to prepare.

I basically live in Google’s Chrome web browser. It’s a decision I made to save my sanity when it became part of my job to change laptops every few weeks. No need to back up files that way! But it made me wonder how well I could live with only Chrome–if I could replace my laptop with a Chromebook instead.

Recently, Google launched a new music service called YouTube Music Key. But wait, doesn’t Google already have a music service? Well, yes. And Music Key makes it better.