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April Fool’s Day is imminent, which means that we’re about to see A) lots of unfunny people making awful attempts to prank everyone; and B) some people—often including big tech companies like Google and Blizzard—creating some brilliant things. Here’s one example of the latter.

This should come as absolutely no surprise, but quite a lot of people tuned into The Walking Dead finale on Sunday night.

TV’s highest rated series — yes, it’s still bigger than Empire — nabbed a finale best 15.8 million viewers and 10.4 million adults 18-49 on Sunday night. Those are still powerhouse numbers, even if they come shy of the series highs set with the fifth season’s opener.

After five years and $115 million of development, the Freightliner SuperTruck is Daimler’s answer to a lofty challenge set by the Department Of Energy: “improve semi-truck fuel economy by at least 50 percent.” This concept blows that benchmark out of the water.

On March 20, 2015 one of the most important and spectacular celestial events in Norway in our centur

Canadians are among the biggest online addicts in the world, visiting more sites and spending more time on the internet than anyone else in the world, according to comScore Canada.

A team of biohackers from California successfully induced a temporary sense of night vision by injecting a simple chemical cocktail directly onto the eye. Incredibly, it allowed them to see over 160 feet in the dark for a brief period of time.

Marijuana. Pot. Weed. Whatever you call it, it’s the most popular illegal drug in the world, gaining support for legalization for both medicinal and recreational purposes. But what does marijuana actually do to us? Let’s take a look at this fascinating drug, its health effects, and potential concerns about using it.

What if there was an Empire-focussed short Star Wars animation, drawn with the crazy detail and shad

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Between iTunes and Spotify, Google’s own Play Music can get forgotten about, but it has lots going for it. Whether you’re a non-paying user listening to your own tracks or paying monthly for access to Google’s entire library (and YouTube Music Key) there’s plenty to explore. Here are 10 tips to help you get more out of the app, whether you’re a paying user or not.

Force fields have been a mainstay in science fiction since just about forever. Now, the future may finally be close at hand as Boeing recently patented a “method and system for shock wave attenuation via electromagnetic arc,” which aims to make invisible and instant protection from nearby explosions a reality.

Shooting in HDR isn’t a cure-all solution, but it can definitely make up for shortcomings in your camera. It’s clear to see smartphone cameras have come a long way in just a couple of years, but what you may not realize is that a lot of the advancement can be attributed to software. When dealing with small camera sensors and lenses, like those on your Android, it takes finely-tuned…

Google has been deploying some server-side Play Store tweaks in recent weeks, the most obvious of which is the switch to the search bar on the main page. M… by Ryan Whitwam in News, Videos

Android 5.1 isn’t one of those massive life-changing releases that’ll have you tapping the ‘look for updates’ button frenetically for days on end; but nor is it one of those minor upgrades with only bug fixes and technical improvements. Here are the cool new features you’re going to get with the new Android—once it eventually arrives on your phone.

Google is currently rolling out a new smart lock mode called on-body detection. The feature, described in the screens below, uses your accelerometer to fig… by David Ruddock in Android OS, News

Kissing is so commonplace that most people rarely think to stop and ask where humans picked up the habit in the first place. Where in humanity’s evolutionary history did smooshing our faces together come to be regarded as a display of lust, care, friendship, and love?

All Cookie Monster wants to do is break the Internet. But how? “Sesame Workshop”®, “Sesame St

The CRTC is expected to announce today that cable subscribers will soon be able to purchase a basic $25 a month package and have pick-and-pay options.

A team at Stanford’s School of Medicine has reportedly uncovered a potent new treatment method for combating one of leukemia’s most aggressive forms — a