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Huawei Matebook X Officially Announced; Looks A Lot Like A MacBook

The Huawei Matebook X features a 13-inch 1440p display, a fingerprint scanner and an aluminum chassis.

New Zealand’s Rocket Lab Wants To Launch Space Satellites Into Earth Orbit Every Week

New Zealand is hoping to send a rocket into space every week, carrying satellites into low-Earth orbit and joining the other countries that have launched into the atmosphere.

Did China Hack The CIA In Massive Intelligence Breach From 2010 To 2012?

China killed and imprisoned dozens of CIA informants from 2010 to 2012, making U.S. officials speculate whether there was a mole within the CIA or if China hacked into the agency's communication system.

Endangered Species And How The US Can Help Giraffes Survive

Five major wildlife protection groups petitioned the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to list the giraffe as an endangered species.

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Apple Contractor Wistron Corp Starts Assembling iPhone SE In India

The company has been in deliberations with the Indian government since January for setting up manufacturing in the country.

Samsung Has Reportedly Sold Over 5 Million Galaxy S8 Units

An unnamed Samsung official said that the South Korean phone maker has already sold more than 5 million units of the Galaxy S8.

Elon Musk Turned Down Tesla-Uber Partnership Offer Made By Travis Kalanick, New Book Says

Travis Kalanick, CEO of the ride-hailing company, called Tesla CEO Elon Musk to propose a self-driving partnership between the two companies, a new book says.

Chinese Internet Company Tencent To Build eSports Park In China

Tencent will partner with the city of Wuhu to build a space that'll be used for eSports gaming and other applications.

Colonies On Mars: How Human Faces Will Evolve On The Red Planet

A human space colony on Mars or another planet may evolve into a different race if we leave inhabitants alone to breed.

Can North Korea’s Nuclear Missiles Hit The US? Weapons Program Advancing ‘Faster Than Expected’

North Korean officials confirmed Sunday's missile test launch was "successful in flight."

What Is Fentanyl? Deadly Drug Nearly Kills Ohio Officer After He Accidentally Touches Substance

An Ohio cop nearly died due to a small portion of fentanyl that remained on his uniform following a drug stop Friday.

WannaCry Ransomware Attack: Hackers Raised $50,000 In Bitcoins, Now What?

Arguably the biggest ransomware attack in hacker history, infecting 200,000 computers worldwide, already has started to change the way people think about cryptocurrency.

The Price Of Oil And 5 Ways The Cost Could Climb To $100

Just because the oil market remains saturated with crude right now doesn't mean it will stay that way forever.

North Korea Missile Test Could Derail New South Korean President's Peace Effort

Kim Jong Un boasted of a successful missile testing over the weekend, regardless of Moon Jae-in's declared intention to strike a peace deal with North Korea and end their decades-long feud.

Vladimir Putin's Many Skills: Playing The Piano, Ice Hockey, Riding Horses, Finding Ancient Treasure And More

Vladimir Putin showcased his musical talent while he was in Beijing for a summit on the modern Silk Road on Sunday.

‘Lord Of The Rings’ Star Orlando Broom Greets Ex Miranda Kerr On Mother’s Day On Instagram

Orlando Bloom greets ex-wife Miranda Kerr on Mother‘s Day on Instagram.

Religion, God And 5 Reasons To Believe A Higher Power Is Real

The question of whether a God exists is heating up in the 21st century.

Religion And Why God Is Real, Explained In 5 Reasons

The question of whether a God exists is heating up in the 21st century.

Is North Korea Preparing For Nuclear War? Kim Jong Un's Military Fires 'Unidentified Projectile'

South Korean officials believe the North was testing a ballistic missile.

The Future Of Robots, Artificial Intelligence And Computer Science

What seemed impossible just a couple of decades ago is startlingly easy today.

China Warms Up To Blockchain Currency, May Ditch Paper Money Altogether

Mobile payment apps and bitcoin trading are both commonplace in China. Many experts now suspect China will become the first modern country to stop printing paper money altogether.

Trump 2020 Campaign Website Used Beacons To Collect Location Data From Visitors

President Trump's 2020 campaign website came with sketchy terms and conditions.

Looking For Cheap Flights? New Study Reveals Best Times To Book Airfare

A massive study published this week reveals the best time to buy tickets — and that goes for premier travel destinations outside the United States, too.

China Moon Mission Moves To Fake Lunar Space Colony To Prepare Astronauts

China has eight students living in a space colony simulation called the “lunar palace” to help prep the country for sending astronauts to the moon and to Mars.