By Jamie Condliffe

If Jurassic Park taught us anything, it’s that humans are easy prey for T-Rex. But just how many human beings would such a dino need to chow down on every day just to survive?

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By Leslie Horn

Wow, okay. Where to begin? This is the …

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By Andrew Liszewski

What was originally conceived as a …

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By Brent Rose

Yesterday we got the official word that LG would be using WebOS as the brains for 78-percent of its upcoming smart TVs. There was a lot to like about WebOS back when it ran on smartphones, but we were a bit skeptical about how it would fair in a smart TV. After all, smart TV user interfaces are almost universally bad. Not this time.

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By Andrew Liszewski

The biggest advantage to e-ink display technology is its incredible battery life. It means your Kindle can flip through book after book before needing a charge, and it allows this …

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