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LG's HBS-FN7 is the first Tone Free model with active noise cancellation that lets you tune out your environment.

Microsoft and others have developed a smart fabric that could recognize the food on your table, or even lost keys.

A newly signed law, the PROSWIFT Act, will help predict and limit the damage from solar flares and other space weather.

Samsung and Stanford have developed a 10,000PPI OLED screen that could lead to completely seamless VR displays.

Facebook is banning Oculus users who have multiple active VR headsets tied to the same account.

PayPal has terminated domain registrar Epik's account over the legality of its currency, although Epik is accusing it of political bias.

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Garmin is selling some of its older Fenix and Vivomove HR smartwatches at all-time low prices on Amazon.

Jeff Bezos will have his company town, dammit, and he doesn’t care how many synergistic crossover deals between various holdings within his retail empire he has make to get it done! ‘90s kids are old enough to remember when Hummers were the Darth Vaders of eco-friendly transportation, seemingly purpose built to guzzle gas.

Samsung chairman Lee Kun-hee, who made the company the giant it is today, has died at 78.