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Scientists call it a "perigee syzygy," but the rest of us just call it an awesome sight.

Apple's long-rumored streaming service might be revealed.

Leaks discovered at Apple, the Discovery Channel, Herbalife, Schneider Electric, and even Box itself.

These are all amazing phones that, for whatever reason, the Big Four -- Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile -- don't carry in the US. But you can still buy them unlocked, usually direct from the manufacturer or a retailer, and they'll still work with GSM networks. You just need to check 2G/3G/4G compatibility with your carrier.

It's part of a new Porsche Museum exhibit celebrating 50 years of the 917.

Let's look at the shapeshifting aliens that have plagued Marvel Comics heroes since 1962 and consider how the Marvel Cinematic Universe could have its own Secret Invasion.

Devices will represent 38 percent of all investments in the sector this year, says IDC.

CNET spent a morning at Niantic's headquarters playing a prerelease version of the upcoming game and we weren't disappointed with the game play.

The company recommends Creative Cloud instead.

Not all superheroes wear capes.

Which modern vampire are you most like? Find out by giving us all your data.

RSA Conference get larger every year -- the cybersecurity industry is booming, and so is cybercrime. There's a disconnect here.

The RSA Conference gets larger every year: cybersecurity industry is booming, and so is cybercrime. There's a disconnect here.

ESET suspects that tens or hundreds of thousands of users have been infected already.

Palmer Luckey's new company, Anduril, seems to be filling a void after Google didn't renew its Project Maven contract with the Pentagon.