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Back in December, Elon Musk gave the public a tid bit of information without much elaboration. Simply put, he said "Btw, we are actually working on a charger that automatically moves out from the wall & connects like a solid metal…

It's been three years since Mars' Curiosity Rover touched down on the Red Planet offering scientists and interested enthusiasts a deep look into its expeditions. In honor of its three successful years, NASA has decided to launch two…

BMW drivers have already been privy to the superpower of traffic-light prediction for a while. The company launched the EnLighten app, created by Connected Signals, for iOS, offering BMW drivers in Oregon and Utah access to traffic-light…

For most of us, our homes are an electronic mess - there are computers, televisions, smartphones, landline phones, and sometimes more than one of each device.

Remember back in June when Lexus started teasing us about its new hoverboard technology? Well, it really does exist and the company put it to the test by letting skateboarders try it out in a final testing phase in Barcelona.

You know those nuisance bumps you try to avoid while driving? Now you may want to aim for them in order to recover lost energy. Virginia Tech engineers have created an energy-harvesting shock absorber that works by translating the…

Since smartphones allow us to do pretty much anything, it's no surprise that occasionally we need to print something and aren't near a computer to do so.

A popular Youtuber that goes by the name Mrwhosetheboss offers free technology advice, tech video updates and even free tech giveaways on the Internet. His latest gift to the public is this tutorial video (featured below) that offers a…

The solar air battery — a hybrid of solar panels and rechargeable batteries — is now reported to achieve a 20% energy savings over traditional lithium-iodine batteries.

NASA is always cooking up some new robots and rockets to take on planetary exploration. Now it wants to send drones up to space to find habitable environments and even get up-close-and-personal with asteroids.