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Tablets are appearing in a lot more living rooms and offices these days, but it still seems like people are trying to figure out exactly what they’re good for.

Samsung has tentatively been on the hook for $1.05 billion in penalties after allegedly infringing on Apple’s patents, but that figure is about to change — for better or for worse. Judge Koh has ordered a reevaluation of $450.5 million of the damages in a second trial, arguing that the jury set one damage figure per product where there were six infringement claims that had to be taken into account for each device. She also believes that Apple ma…

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Saskatchewan men are more likely to be obese than men in any other western province, a new study says.

Streaming music service TuneIn is already one of your favorite streaming music services, but today the service introduced TuneIn Live, a new feature that offers personalized music and station suggesti…

The costs of wasted food go far beyond the money you may have wasted buying something and letting it spoil. We’ve talked about ways to stop wasting food before, but if all you really need to know is “…

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Swedish artist Sandra “psychosandra” Holmbom pulls off some pretty remarkable optical illusions with makeup, but holy crap does this one take the cake —

Looking for a podcasts app that aligns with your Holo design guideline sensibilities? After more than six months of development, Australian software house

Chrome: If you were a little bummed when Google removed background images from its homepage last November, the Custom Google Background extension lets you add a little personal flair to your searches …

If you have an Android phone, check your apps — you’ll likely a have a new one lurking there. The green Google Settings app, added today, gives users quick access to various settings for services suc…

Here is the definitive video from NASA about what happened over Russia earlier this month. It’s interesting because though we had pegged the asteroid 2012 DA14 to pass us by, we never saw the Russian …

A great receiver is the key to any home theater setup: it allows you to expand and connect more devices, gives you incredible control over sound quality and the individual components of your system, a…

Dear Lifehacker, I’ve heard you need eight glasses of water every day, but I’ve also heard that it might be more or less. Some say too much water is bad, and many more say too little is bad.

We’ve seen Google make some pushes into augmented reality with their recent push with Google Glass, and Google’s Direct of Android User Experience, Matias Duarte, fully agrees with that direction. At MWC, Duarte talked about gestures and tangibility being the next step for mobile devices, saying “computers have to work the way people expect, and not the other way around.” He also talked about the importance of users interacting with objects simil…

Android: Jumping from application to application in Android isn’t hard, but you either have to go back to your home screen or hop between open apps by swiping from side to side, but Swapps!

We popped open our baby monitor app in time to see what really happens when Jude is “trying to go to

We already knew ASUS was prepping a product called the FonePad, a 7-inch tablet with built-in phone functionality (yes, just like the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0). Well, ASUS just formally unveiled it here at Mobile World Congress, which means we’ve got a few more details to share than we did previously. First off, the speculation about its specs was all true: this does indeed have an Intel processor — a 1.2GHz Atom Z2420, to be exact — along w…

An updated, larger Galaxy Note from Samsung was inevitable. Given the undeniable popularity of mid-size tablets (see: Apple iPad mini), it’s no surprise