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While you can’t get the (in)famous OLED Touch Bar strip on Apple’s new MacBooks, you can get a great deal on a 2017 Apple MacBook Pro 13″, complete with versatile Touch Bar, for just $279.97, 81% off the $1,499 original retail price.

Researchers believe they have developed the first blood test to diagnose chronic fatigue syndrome, or myalgic encephalomyelitis, and it has the potential to be a game-changer for millions around the globe suffering with the debilitation condition.

The Prime Day excitement is here! If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to upgrade your creative gear, now is the moment. The DJI Osmo 360, hailed as the “ultimate vlogging camera,” is available at one of its lowest prices of the year.

California startup Lightfighter takes a racer's approach to range – just enough to get the job done. We spoke to Brian Wismann and got the lowdown on what makes the V3 so special.

A once-daily pill for ulcerative colitis has delivered strong results in a clinical trial, easing symptoms even in patients for whom other treatments had failed and raising hopes for a safer, more effective therapy for a condition that affects millions.

The Ride1Up doesn't just look good – it looks sweet. The matte black frame and gum-wall tires hits me right in the kid-feels. It just needs an old milk crate zip-tied to the cargo rack and it'd look perfect.

The crowdfunded titanium multitools may indeed be plentiful these days, but a few do still manage to stand out. Such is the case with Clym, which sports a claimed 17 functions including a ratcheting screwdriver, adjustable wrench, pry bar and compass.

Researchers in China have devised a new method for producing bamboo-based plastic which results in a strong material that can compete with traditional plastics, be flexibly shaped as needed, and can also degrade in soil in less than two months.

Though there are a number of different layouts for computer keyboards, most have rows of keys that you push down to generate letters, numbers or symbols. The latest creation from Google Japan dials in something different.

This recently completed tiny house turns traditional small living on its head – literally – with a space-saving upside-down layout that makes room for a small family and even a dedicated hobby area.