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Scientists in the United Kingdom have developed a new therapy in which cancer-killing viruses hide inside the immune system of mice. The researchers successfully demonstrated that macrophages (immunit…

You like smartphones? You like tablets? If so, you’ll LOVE our massive holiday giveaway! Starting today until December 24th we’ll be giving away one new

Second-year students at the Animation Workshop in Viborg, Denmark, were asked to make a 30-second trailer based loosely on E.T.: The Extraterrestrial.

Back in September we showed you this jaw-dropping colorized photo of 29 famous scientists. Now, thanks to the work of 18-year-old artist Mars Madsen, we have some more, including the reworking of blac…

2012 was a huge year for Android. Jelly Bean hit the stage, Android tablets really came into their own, and we showed you how to install a new kernel, choose a great ROM, hack your Android tablets, mo…

Thanks for being part of the Android community in 2012. Happy holidays from everyone at Android! Joi

The Nexus 7 tablet, now offered in a Wi-Fi and HSPA+ version, has been a great success for Google. It could be that it runs the latest Android OS, the specs, design or even the cheap price point at $209 (CDN) for the 16GB version, or $309 for the 32GB HSPA+ version. However, a rumour has once again surfaced that might come true.
Before Google and Samsung launched the Nexus 10, Richard Shim, an analyst at NPD DisplaySearch, said both companies wou…

It’s no secret that we’re big fans of Flipboard here at Engadget, but there’s one thing we’ve been longing for: a tablet-optimized Android version. Until now, running the app on the Nexus 10 (by sideloading the APK) or even the Nexus 7 (officially supported) meant living with a scaled-up phone experience. Today, Flipboard is getting updated in the Play Store to supports a variety of Android tablets such as Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1, the Galaxy T…

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If you need another excuse to show some love to the mammaries, scientists have found that squeezing breasts can actually prevent malignant breast cells from triggering cancer.

Even though Apple scored a big victory against Samsung inside the court, it looks like Apple is losing its stronghold on its patents. After tentatively invalidating the ‘Steve Jobs Patent’ on multitou…

Jimmy Fallon and Tom Cruise square off in a soaking wet game of the classic card game war. Subscribe

BRB, throwing out my iPhone. (via Damn You, Autocorrect )

This was a pretty good year to be a fan of genre movies. More and more low-budget movies had the courage to tackle science fiction and fantasy themes, and meanwhile Hollywood seemed to step up its gam…

Getting a good night’s rest and starting your day with energy is about the best thing you can do for yourself, but it’s a tall order. With a few small adjustments to your morning and nightly routines…

A golden eagle tries to snatch a baby in Montreal! What if he got away with it!? Un aigle royal atta

The Nexus 4 Product Movie zooms into the latest technology by LG Mobile and Google. Capture beautifu

We invited some YouTubers to star in a mash-up of culturally defining moments of 2012. Can you spot

Nokia and Angus Reid have teamed up with some new stats that focusses in on the worst mobile habits of Canadians, plus also highlighted what percentage would break these habits in the New Year. The online survey was conducted on December 10th of 1,000 Canadians and basically found that we are highly connected to our mobile device. Here are some highlights:
– 25% admit to using their phone while at the dinner table
– 49% (18-34) would rather live …

It wasn’t very long ago that Google Music landed in Europe — to the delight of local music lovers, we’re sure. On its trip across the pond, the service gained a unique new feature called scan and match, wherein Google scans your local music library and makes the songs it matches instantly available in the cloud — no upload required. Until now the feature, which is similar to iTunes Match, was only available in Europe, but it’s coming to the US …