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Joe Kava, VP of Google’s Data Center Operations, gives a tour inside a Google data center, and share

Because Earth’s rotation is slowing ever so slightly, we occasionally need to add an extra second to re-sync our super-precise atomic clocks to our planet’s rotation. But you know who’s not on board with that? Those damn computers, whose operating systems just can’t handle it. The last time we added a leap second in 2012, it wreaked havoc across the Internet.

This unidentified flying object was captured on video over Southern California. The UFO—which is producing a corkscrew tail that seems to indicate rotational movement—ejects some round thing that flies into another direction at a faster speed than the object itself. What can it all be?

Google’s inexpensive Chromecast is already popular for streaming audio from sources like Play Music and Pandora to your television, but now it looks like t… by Michael Crider in Chromecast, Google, News

Changes to the Canadian federal government’s Copyright Modernization Act will legally require ISPs to contact their customers starting Jan. 1st.

I’ve been using Chromebooks for several years now, but even I continue to learn of new ways of getting more from it, from simple time-saving tips to keyboard shortcuts that speed up my workflow.

In 2012, dash cams introduced themselves to the world. In 2013, dash cams started breaking worldwide news. In 2014? Things got weird.

In just a few months, it will be the one-year anniversary of Android Wear’s announcement (March 18th). Since the first two official Android-powered watches… by Ryan Whitwam in ASUS, G Watch, G Watch R, Gear Live, LG, Moto 360, Motorola, News, Reviews, Samsung, Wearable Reviews, ZenWatch

Aside from creating cool illustrations and infographics from his clients, Jacob O’Neal runs Animagraffs, site where he reveals the inner workings of objects like handguns, speakers, car or jet engines with great detail. Going through his motion graphics is always interesting.

This year, humanity landed on its first comet, a child was born to a woman with a transplanted womb, and a fossilized sea shell forced us to reconsider our conceptions of human culture. Those are just a taste of the 20 achievements, innovations, and advances we’ve selected for our roundup of 2014’s biggest scientific breakthroughs.

Do you get your medical advice from “America’s doctor,” Dr. Oz? Well, you should probably stop doing that. Because a new study out from the British Medical Journal says that his advice is baseless or wrong about half the time.

Google Search is a powerful tool that you’ll find on almost any Android device. Its ability to start listening to your voice after you say the hotwords “OK Google” makes it convenient to use and fu…

Google has made several strides to improve the safety and reliability of Gmail in the past year, such as serving images through secure proxy servers and requiring an encrypted HTTPS connection. Loo…

In 2014 we searched trillions of times. What do these searches say about us? Explore the Year in Sea

On our Comcast Xfinity router, WPA2-PSK (TKIP), WPA2-PSK (AES), and WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) are all different options. Choose the wrong option and you’ll have a slower, less-secure network.