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The Ruminant Genome Project just released the DNA of 44 species of the multi-stomached, headgear-bearing animals, revealing a host of biological curiosities.

Heisenberg's famous principle can't be violated, but it can be gamed. A new study shows a way to measure particles with far more precision than before.

AI is very good at certain specific tasks. But we're still a long way from intelligence that switches tasks as easily as a person.

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Also, Pixar's new movie sounds pretty deep.

PyRobot could simplify the way researchers program their machines, and could even make it easier for non-robotics types to jump into the field.

ASMR videos and apps feature soft sounds and quiet whispers that help you relax. But they're also a path to serious revenue.

Opinion: Congress has abdicated its role in preventing and punishing cyberattacks. The Cyber Solarium Commission is our best defense.

An automatic coffee machine that gives you a barista-style brew.

Shareholders proposed 14 resolutions, from Google's conduct in China to conditions for Google workers. Cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin didn't attend.

Tesla gives drivers access to games they can play on the center screen, including Beach Buggy Racing 2. The car has to be in park, however.

Officials in Europe and the US worry about user privacy and how Facebook will handle data stemming from its cryptocurrency.

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A rose is a rose is a rose—just not to the English.

Cloaked in the guise of making the world a better place, the cryptocurrency project is really another attempt to go big or go home.

By turning declassified images into a 3D model, scientists find that the mountain range's glaciers are melting twice as fast as before 2000.

New car owners report fewer problems than in past years. But infotainment systems are proving troublesome.

A new robot lionfish uses a rudimentary vasculature and “blood” to both energize itself and hydraulically power its fins.

No matter what you feel about "You Need to Calm Down," you're probably playing directly into her hands.

Google's Private Join and Compute will let companies compare notes without divulging sensitive information.

The latest Olympus TG is a go-anywhere camera that soars where smartphones crash.

A nonprofit called Thorn is using Amazon Rekognition to scan online ads for underage sex-trafficking victims.

With wildfires intensifying, the number of burn victims is likely to rise. But hospitals have been losing their burn treatment expertise, leaving the country unprepared.

Genius says it caught Google red-handed. Then the evidence disappeared. The real story is even more complicated.

Walk up to one of Daniel Rozin's "mechanical mirrors" and see yourself reflected back in rippling waves of light and shadow.

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More and more companies are skipping E3 and other industry conventions. They might be missing out.

SpaceX will soon launch weather-prediction satellites that track how GPS signals bend as they travel through the atmosphere.

“It’s just hair, but it’s more than that. Every culture has held meaning in hair."

The flooding that struck the Midwest is just one way climate change is causing plants to fail, complicating life for the region's growers.

Was *The Bachelor*'s Colton Underwood jumping over a fence the biggest thing online in the last year? Uh, maybe?

Former cybersecurity officials warn against a path of aggression that could inflame cyberwar rather than deter it.

Simone Giertz hacked her Model 3 into a ride she calls the "Truckla," and it does donuts.

Opinion: China's e-biking masses offer a model for our struggling scoot-scape

Database giant MongoDB has a new encryption scheme that should help slow the scourge of breaches.

Gocycle’s folding electric bike is fun and stable, but its high price tag puts it out of reach for most people.

In the first episode of Savage Builds, Adam Savage tries to build and control an Iron Man flying suit. But he didn't quite figure out the controls.

The keys on the Roli Lumi light up different colors, and a companion mobile app uses those colors to teach you how to play a song.

The US is quietly ramping up its plutonium experiments even as Washington raises concerns about Russian testing.

For years, it was the largest portal for sex on the internet. Now its fate could shape the future of Silicon Valley.

Facebook designs a cryptocurrency that it won't fully control, but that will uniquely benefit Facebook.

It’s about half the size of a sedan, and for now it needs a chase car with a babysitter. For now.

The Trump administration last month barred shipments of any US technology to Chinese telecom giant Huawei.

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The first trial in which genetic genealogy helped identify a suspect is now underway, and the two sides are sparring over the limits of the new technique.

"Liquid light painter" Denis Smith invented his own LED tools to shoot these photographs.

Swati Mylavarapu worked at Square and Kleiner Perkins before pivoting to progressive startups. Now she applies lessons from the tech world to Pete Buttigieg's campaign.

Also, Taylor Swift dropped a video for "You Need to Calm Down." Watch it here.

Scientists are building a case for a mission to Neptune, an ice giant that's only been visited by a spacecraft once. But the window to act is closing.

The new web-based interface for Comcast's television software was developed for people with visual or physical impairments.