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The whistles were originally on sale for $50 on the Tesla website, as Musk poked fun at whistleblowers and Apple's $19 polishing cloth.

Mortimer, who was in his thirties when he died, was known for co-founding the popular E3D 3D printing company less than a decade ago.

Partnerships hold the key to meeting the challenges of our time.

The tiny camera is capable of producing full-color images on par with a conventional lens 550,000 times its size, according to its creators.

This is the first time the process has been seen in a living organism, and it could one day be used in medicine or for pulling microplastics out of the ocean.

"I do not believe Google should be privy to the health and medical history of Googlers and the vaccination status is no exception," the manifesto states.

The former Genius Bar worker regularly shares hacks and tricks for Apple users to make their lives easier, including how to automatically calculate tips.

Daniel Andrew McGee allegedly spent the weeks leading up to the attack searching for "violent anti-gay" content online, prosecutors said.

This guide has gadgets for every kid on your list this year—to help them to play, learn, code, rock out and roll down the street.

Kizik developed hands-free shoes with a pop-up heel. The shoes can be slipped on, but, most importantly, they still look good.

The lawsuit called Facebook's conduct an "egregious breach of public trust."

The website that captures the feel of the site in the mid-2000s has people wondering who to put in their top 8 all over again.

Several new tokens appear to have been inspired by the SpaceX CEO's Twitter activity over the past two days, but people should be cautious about investing.

The term was trending on Twitter on Monday morning as users wondered if it was a reference to the Dogecoin cryptocurrency, which the SpaceX CEO often tweets about.

Bitcoin and other currencies are on the rise, but the market still faces looming issues.

The Platform Competition and Opportunity Act would give the government greater power to stop mergers that it believes violate antitrust laws.

The video shows the electric flying vehicles zoom along a drag strip at speeds of around 100 miles per hour ahead of a full-scale competition.

It started with a response to a late-night query: "why don't we move Silicon Valley to Miami?"

Crypto company Binance has labeled the project a scam after its value plummeted over 99 percent earlier this week.

An early Black Friday sale has launched at Walmart, with deals on TVs, gaming laptops, desktop monitors and headphones. Here is everything you need to know.

The cryptocurrency recorded a big rise in October, but more than 70 percent of its tokens are owned by just 10 investors known as "whales."

The thieves allegedly entered the home of the tech entrepreneur before forcing him to reveal the password to his cryptocurrency account.

The token's price was down on Wednesday morning, allowing Dogecoin to overtake its market capitalisation in the long-running battle of the dog-themed meme coins.

"This change will represent one of the largest shifts in facial recognition usage in the technology's history," the company wrote in a blog post.

Fans of the token have flocked to Kraken's Twitter account for updates on the unconfirmed listing with speculation abound.

The dog's unfazed response led TikTok users to wonder what might have been going through its mind.

The NFL player said he was taking part in the giveaway to "make Bitcoin more accessible to my fans."

The token, inspired by but not affiliated with the popular Netflix show, had been flagged as risky before its crash.

The dog-themed memecoin hit record highs last week, but is notably absent from the Robinhood trading platform

"Right now, our brand is so tightly linked to one product," Mark Zuckerberg said. "But over time, I hope we are seen as a metaverse company."