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Dungeons & Dragons has joined the internet age with online MMO "Neverwinter" and a webcomic, "Table Titans."
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NASA is asking for your help analyzing hundreds of thousands of images that astronauts have taken from space.
From Islands to hotels and treehouses, ideal homes from waste materials
Could this brain-mapping headband help users achieve a state of zen-like calm?
CNN humor columnist Jarrett Bellini looks at the beauty of construction equipment.
See the UFO? No? Try squinting. UFO enthusiasts found interesting specks on recently deployed NASA webcams.
If you're African-American, you might have gotten "the talk."
The #IceBucketChallenge takes on ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease.
Celebrities, athletes are posting videos of dumping buckets of ice water
on social media.
Actress Zelda Williams, daughter of Robin Williams, has quit social media after receiving taunts on the Internet.
For the first time in history, a woman has received the highest honor
in mathematics, often nicknamed the Nobel Prize of mathematics.
NASA's NuSTAR telescope array has observed a supermassive black hole's gravity tugging on X-ray light.
Babies are unpredictable, messy and constantly changing.
Sleep-deprived parents struggling to make sense of their tiny humans'
behaviors are starting to take a scientific approach, collecting data in
the hopes of solving problems like not sleeping through the night.
Female techies across Africa are joining forces to help each other
break the glass ceiling in a largely male-dominated industry.
Satellite-based surveillance is set to transform law enforcement, but will the good guys suffer as well as the crooks?
Google is shooting for the stars by sponsoring an international
competition for innovators to go back to the moon 42 years after man
last visited.
Facebook games must note in-app purchase, can't give rewards for a like of their Facebook page.
CNN humor columnist Jarrett Bellini looks at what happens when a zebra and a donkey make whoopee.
Radical redesign is 100% reusable, offering more frequent, cheaper and deeper flights into space.
USIS, which provides background checks for the U.S. government, said hackers breached its computer systems.
Two tech companies are offering a free tool to defeat sophisticated
malicious software that criminals have used to extract millions of
dollars in ransom payments from small businesses and other computer
owners.
A new service lets workers access pay they've already earned, without having to wait for payday.
Before you spill your deepest darkest secrets, or plans for world
domination, look around you. Is there a gossipy potato chip bag or leafy
houseplant?
Bigger iPhone 6 models could be end of gaming apps that are simple and only require one hand to play.
The Gulf of Mexico's annual spring-summer "dead zone" is the size of Connecticut -- slightly smaller now than in recent years.
The creators of an app that helps people send anonymous emails are
coming under fire for a PR stunt that didn't quite go as planned.
Instagram celebrity Grandma Betty has died at 80 of lung cancer.
NASA's next rover to Mars will make oxygen and look for farmland.
For 37 years, it has revealed the secrets of our solar system. Here's how Voyager 1 made history.
CNN humor columnist Jarrett Bellini looks at delightfully weird set of maternity photos -- of a dude.
A talking robot, hitchBOT, is hitchhiking across Canada from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Victoria, British Columbia.
It started out as a simple concept five years ago. Let people become
virtual farmers. And "Farmville" became a social media and gaming
phenomenon.
Writer worries that many of his friends are only seeing the news of the Mideast conflict through a Facebook filter.
From typhoon warnings to exploration and conservation, unmanned vessels are revealing the mysteries of the oceans.
For mobile users who text with friends via Facebook, it's almost time
to download the social-media giant's dedicated app for doing so, or
lose the ability.
On the surface of one of Saturn's icy moons, scientists have
discovered the possible existence of a very important, life-sustaining
element: liquid water.
CNN humor columnist Jarrett Bellini looks at why the French Girls app has gone wild.
Nearly two years ago, modern infrastructure came very close to a
serious disruption. The culprit? One of the largest solar storms in
recorded history.
Crumbling buildings, burnt-out PCs, potholes, and cracked smartphone
screens -- all these damaged goods could soon be distant memories, as a
new generation of "self-healing" technologies emerge.
Researchers are creating robots that are building blocks for furniture that moves and assembles itself.
A real invisibility cloak may still be the stuff of fantasy, but scientists have figured out a way to hide objects from touch.
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin says he took the first "space selfie" in 1966 -- and in doing so, he started a space selfie trend.
CNN humor columnist Jarrett Bellini explains the Facebook bracelets being worn by sexy people at Tomorrowland.
Real people in video games have always been around, long before Manuel Noriega sued "Call of Duty: Black Ops II."
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