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Scientists Say They Can Recreate Living Dinosaurs Within the Next Few Years
Get this: The renowned paleontologist who inspired 'Jurassic Park' is attempting to recreate dinosaurs by reversing the evolution of the modern-day chicken.
Everything You Need to Know About Cyber Insurance
What it covers, what it costs and why it matters.
Explorer Attempts Longest Solo Trip in a Solar-Powered Aircraft
The Solar Impulse 2 is currently in flight from Nagoya, Japan, to Hawaii.
How This Ex-Googler Is Reinventing the Way Security Cameras Work
Carter Maslan's app Camio only gives you the footage you might actually use.
Bill Gates Has Spent $1 Billion on Renewable Energy -- And He Wants to Spend Even More
He sees energy technology as the only affordable solution to climate change.
Running Late? Google Maps Can Tell You If You'll Miss Closing Time.
If your destination will likely be closed by the time you arrive, you'll get a notification telling you as much.
Beauty Is Only (3-D Printed) Skin Deep
Global cosmetics giant L'Oréal is giving its product testing process a high-tech facelift, using 3-D printed human skin.
This New Virtual Reality Headset Tracks Your Eye Movements
FOVE has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund production and manufacturing of its headset.
This New Google Chrome Extension Lets Colleagues Share Web Pages Using Beeping Sounds
As opposed to email or messaging, 'Tone aims to make sharing digital things with nearby people as easy as talking to them,' the search giant said.
Little Interest From Software Developers in Microsoft's New Apps Plan
To boost sales of its phones and new operating system, Microsoft said it would provide tools to make it easier to design apps for Windows based on apps that run on Android or Apple.
This Is the Teeny-Tiny Phone That Wants You to Leave Your Real Phone Behind
The Light Phone is a credit-card sized phone that does basically nothing.
This Aromatic Alarm Clock Wakes You Up to the Sweet Smell of Money
Rise and shine to the sweet smell of success ... and croissants.
Computers Are Probably Making Us Nearsighted
A new study finds that myopia is increasing across Europe, with the problem nearly twice as common in those ages 25 and 29 when compared with the general population.