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A new Japanese law allows nuclear power plants more than 60 years old to remain in operation.

For the second year in a row, the top 10 best-selling smartphones came from either Apple or Samsung.

The Legends Tower will be 1,907 feet tall and will house hundreds of residential units and a Hyatt hotel.

The company's service for SNES and Gameboy, which was only released in Japan, let users add and remove games from their cartridges via special terminals at video game stores.

Samsung is forcing its executives in South Korea to work six days a week to develop new strategies to improve its financial results.

Why on Earth would anyone need a flame-throwing robot dog? According to the manufacturer, the flamethrower has several practical applications, from agricultural management to ice removal.

Amazon claims it was unaware that the studio it worked with on Invincible had purportedly hired North Korean animators.

Scientists have speculated about the existence of a so-called "Ninth Planet" for years. They're one step closer to confirming it.

From diet and exercise to blood transfusions, one thing is clear: It costs a lot of money to stay biologically young.

Best deal ever or big disappointment? Japanese tech company sets up vending machine selling $3 CPUs, offering potentially huge discounts.

Arabic speakers have been adapting the Latin alphabet to represent their language since the dawn of the Internet in the '90s.

Contrary to what this image might have you believe, we have not discovered spiders on Mars.

Xiaomi wanted to help people keep track of their strollers. It ended up creating what is, essentially, a very big AirTag.

The company's newest update to Windows will migrate Control Panel features to the Settings tab.

While researchers previously thought that human cavities were caused by a change in diet, a new paper suggests another culprit: bacteria.

The Norwegian company SalMar, one of the world’s largest producers of farmed salmon, says Ocean Farm 1 can grow millions of salmon per year.

While lying down for two months may sound like easy money, it may be harder than it appears.

The state offers incentives to encourage Californians to install rooftop solar panels. However, the decades-long initiatives have now backfired.

NASA is one step closer to fixing the Voyager 1. Next, it's going to try to get the spacecraft to send back more data.

Researchers at a university affiliated with the Chinese Air Force have developed a new detection technology.

Phase 4 is still in its early stages, but there's enough information to start asking ourselves who the Avengers and the creative time will be.