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Whether they want to be or not, many PC enthusiasts are well-acclimated to noisy fans; however, some choose quiet operation over impressive overclocking. Of course, that's exactly the problem: quietness traditionally comes at the cost of performance....

So, over the weekend, the Washington Post revealed some of the code names for various NSA surveillance programs, including NUCLEON, MARINA and MAINWAY. Chris Soghoian has pointed out that a quick LinkedIn search for profiles of people in Maryland...

Eleven owners or managers of 7-Eleven convenience stores on Long Island and in Virginia exploited workers living here illegally by forcing them to work long hours and confiscating their pay in a schem

If you've ever questioned the claims made by big cellular network operators like "America's fastest network", then here's an article just for you. After driving more than 20,000 miles and surveying mobile data speeds across the U.S, PCMag's data show...

Google Glass has the potential to revolutionize how we get information on the move, but a team of Russian motorcyclists-slash-engineers are going one step further with an augmented reality GPS system built directly into a bike helmet.

World soccer body weighs in on controversy in Quebec

Not everyone is down for the hyper-color new look of Apple's iOS 7, so naturally there's a Tumblr dedicated to poking fun at all the other ways the operating system's designer could redesign things. Even poop.

Sometimes, things happen that either: I don't agree with, I have different information than other people (sometimes more, sometimes less, sometimes just different), or need to be spoken out against, and that's when it's time to argue. Sometimes, ther...

(Phys.org)—If an object traveling through spacetime can loop back in time in a certain way, then its trajectory can allow a pair of its components to be measured with perfect accuracy, violating Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. This new finding in...