To expose and intimidate dissidents, Gadhafi's spy network tracked every communication in and out of Libya. But the insurgents knew how to fight back.

A doctor at a mysterious institution examines a speechless patient in this mesmerizing clip from sci-fi horror film Beyond the Black Rainbow.

If you're lucky enough to be in the path of the eclipse, and you don't have eclipse glasses or a special solar filter for your telescope, you can use the same technique we used to look at sunspots. To protect your eyes from radiation damage, DO NOT look di rectly through your telescope or binoculars! Instead, project the image onto a piece of paper.

Sigh: touchscreen keyboards. Those tiny letters. The complete absence of charm. If only our shiny new gadgets could incorporate some of the clackety-clack of those old Royal Portables.

Curious about how to burn through $2.5 billion in less than a year? Nokia might have some suggestions.

There are a lot of iPhone accessories out there, but only a few of them are time tested and have an actual chance of making your iPhone photos look better. Here are the best, chosen by The Wirecutter.

Donna Summer, the disco queen whose 1977 smash hit "I Feel Love" was nothing short of seismic in its impact on electronic music, died Thursday of cancer at the age of 63.

The detention facility that the U.S. built in Afghanistan is state-of-the-art. Except for all the faulty hinges on the cell doors. Or the locks that are, in the words of a new report from the Defense Department's inspector general, "incapable of locking ei ther manually or electronically." Or the construction that's deemed "not up to the standard suitable for a detention facility." The worst part? U.S. military commanders have known about these flaws since the prison opened its doors.

It's one of the great pleasures of parenthood: strapping your kid to a bike and going for a ride. There are lots of ways to do it. Tons, in fact. Too many, actually. So, let's make this easy.

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