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Raise your hand if you’ve ever gone on a vacation (or even to an event for a day), taken a bunch of photos, sworn you’ll put them in an album for your friends and family to see, only to leave them languishing on phone or SD card for many months. I do it pretty much every time. Google+ Stories, a feature that begins rolling out today, might save us from that.

Scientists have long theorized that you can create matter from light by colliding photons, but proving that theory has been a different story — you need

Paleontologists have just unearthed the fossilized bones of a gigantic dinosaur that’s never been seen before. They believe it’s an entirely new species–and based on the size of its bones, it’s way bigger than what we thought was the biggest dinosaur ever. Meet the new number one among earthly creatures.

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Apple and Google settle all current lawsuits, agree to work together for ‘patent reform’

Stop snapping selfies and look up at the spectacular world around you. Zachary Levi and Sesame Stree

Google is adding PayPal as a payment option for Play Store purchases starting today! Just tap through on a purchase and pick your new payment option. The roll-out is just starting today though, so it might take awhile to to live in your area. These are available in 12 countries, including U.S., Germany, and Canada. In addition, carrier billing and Play Store gift cards are getting…

Five months ago, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals came down hard on 2010’s Open Internet Order. Today, the FCC voted — in a split decision along party

If you’ve got a printer in your home or office, there’s a pretty good chance it’s made by Epson. Since the announcement of KitKat’s new printer support, yo… by Cody Toombs in Applications, News

Nothing happens quickly in the NHL. Fighting still exists. Visors were only mandated for incoming players last year. But the league is reportedly preparing to test player-tracking technology, and if it takes, we’re not far away from a complete and sudden revolution in how we understand the sport.

Thankfully the children fell out of the castle before the wind blew it away completely.

A ranking by streaming company Netflix says Bell has the fastest internet speeds in Canada, and Rogers has the slowest.

This might not be the most aggressive black bear on Earth but these two bulldogs didn’t know that when they decided to confront him on a neighbour’s lawn. The footage, caught by a surveillance camera, shows the two dogs intimidating the bear right up to the point where he decides to run away. Good job guys!

Are humans really prepared to meet an extraterrestrial civilization in this century? A new study suggests we’re psychologically ill-prepared for this monumental event — and that the prominence of religious beliefs has a lot to do with it.

I was never a big fan of the camera interface that came with KitKat on my Nexus 5. Having to roll my finger about on the screen to get to the various menu options never really appealed. It felt awkward, and I was always missing the selections I wanted.

Samsung attorney John Quinn had some sharp words for Apple in a recent interview after the latest round in the Apple v Samsung patent wars ended in a California courtroom. Apple managed to prevail in the case, obtaining a ruling in their favor in the …

No matter how fast you’re driving, no matter the weather conditions, if someone fires a Brimstone missile from a MQ-9 Reaper drone and you’re the target, you’re dead. This slow-motion test compilation shows its terrifying precision and the destruction that follows. Just look at that shockwave moving.

Over 100 leading technology companies including Google, Facebook, Twitter and Amazon have written to U.S. telecom regulators to oppose a new “net neutrality” plan that would regulate how Internet providers manage web traffic.

A truck is on its way to get into another road when a tiny car invades its lane. The trucker sees the car just in time to slam his brakes, stopping his vehicle a fraction of an inch from the car and avoiding a fatal accident that could have ended with the car’s driver in a soup can.